Just in case you didn't know if you use a little gum aerobic instead of water to mix with the powder it will bind it like a watercolor so it won't just rub off. Lindsey at the frugal crafter shows how to make color shifting water colors with mica powders. If you want more details but you could easily do it the way you do now with gum aerobic to bind it so it won't rub off or you could mix it up in advance. Thanks for sharing your process!
I LOVE THIS so much, Maria! Thank you so much for sharing it! It combines the neurgraphic technique that I personally find to be the most enjoyable and soothing form of art, as well as your bold play with color and different materials! BRAVA! I want to go make 100 of them 😂 and I LOVE your Fox! 💗🦊 I hope you have the most wonderful birthday and year to come!
Oh my gosh! These colours! So rich and vibrant. And I love the design. I could get lost in this project. Must try it soon. Happy birthday Maria. And many thanks!
Yes, please, this class is super inspiring, beautiful and different. It gives almost endless possibilities. Please don't be shy to share your version here: facebook.com/groups/abyssimo
If you have Brusho for the second stage it's going to work the same although in the others Mica Power is needed. Your really very fun and inspirational my dear. Your style of teaching is very refreshing and fun.
I do not have any fixative but have gloss medium and satin medium and high gloss gel- would any of these work instead. Thx so much for another great lesson. I've had mica powders for about 6 months but haven't played with them yet so, this is up my alley!
Thank you, Maria!! Just checking - it looks like you are applying all the colors on top of each other without waiting for dry time, so they are each still wet? How do you keep from making muddy mess with the colors? :-)
