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2024-03-12

A steampunk style canvas by Marietta Tegi

Hello Everyone!

I'm back on the blog. :)

This time I made a steampunk-style canvas, which was special because I put chipboard on it, so no stencilling was needed.

I applied white gesso to black canvas, then used metallique mermaid teal acrylic paint, spraying more water on it to get a more intense colour in some areas and a paler colour in others.



I applied white gesso to the chipboard base and then applied a minimal amount of cracking paste. I then applied brass hardware and burnt sienna acrylic paints. And for a slightly rusty effect, I used matte impasto dark chocolate.


For the brick mould elements, I used a mixture of burnt sienna and crimson liquid acrylic paints. I sanded it down a bit for a rustic effect and applied ink black acrylic paint, in a very thin layer.


I painted the other mould elements with metallique ancient coin paint.

I applied peacock and aged brass waxes to both the edges of the mould elements and the mitform metal elements.




I sponged white gesso on the edges of the metal flowers, then applied white pearl wax. it was very shiny, so I added a little blue colour, namely mermaid teal.




I gave the Art Pebbles their final colour with a mixture of liquid crimson acrylic paint and ancient coin metallic acrylic paint.

As a final step, I added granular decorative elements.

Hugs,

Marietta


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2023-03-17

Trust yourself - a vintage project by Marietta Tegi


Today I have a vintage-style project for you. This is my second favourite style after steampunk.

I chose AB studio chipboard as a base, on which I applied white gesso with a sponge, and then white crackle paste. So I got a slightly grainy surface on which I coloured liquid acrylics. I got this result with the following shades: Umber, Ink Black, Carmine, True Yellow, Burnt Sienna and Avocado Green.




I used liquid acrylic paints for the mould elements. I used Ink Black and Avocado Green for the leaves, Burnt Sienna, Umber and True Yellow for the frames. 

I chose Hazelnut metallique paint for the chipboard roman numerals and cogs.



Before assembly, I put paper under a small part of the chipboard base.

I also added tree branches and metal flower- leaves and gear chipboard.



Finally, I sprinkled on some granular decorative elements. I stamped and spattered in places.

Love, 

Marietta

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