Here are the steps for this technique.
1) The supplies needed for this technique are some chipboard pieces, white gesso, some metallic acrylic paint and a sponge.
2) Apply the white gesso onto the surface of the chipboard piece using a sponge. Apply the gesso generously to get the dimensional effect. Use the dabbing motion when you apply the gesso. Let it dry.
3) Use a brush and paint a layer of metallic acrylic paint on top of the gesso surfaces. This will give it a metallic finish look.
Try this technique in your next project! Have fun!
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4 comments:
oooo that looks amazing :) wow
Very nice pieces! ? Do you need to seal it with anything so the gesso doesn't crumble and fall off? Thx. :)
Hi Gabby, you do not need to seal it as the moist from the metallic acrylic paint act as a medium that holds the gesso to the bare chipboard which is not covered with any finishing on its surfaces.
great technique...love the result. tfs.
sylvia
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