Sunday, February 26, 2012

Bottles Decoration by opaque colors

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Here I decided to emphasize not the material but the shape of glass products, using opaque acrylicpaints.

Of course, acrylic paints should be protected! I served varnish, which gave also an additional decorative effect. For example, I covered the black bottle with glassy varnish, so the glass gloss returned again :)




Bottles Decorated with textile


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My old works which currently gather dust in a drawer, but I found their photos and show you!


Shells and glass - my favorite approach!!!

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Here is a little bit of my old works done by three-dimensional paints on glass and pearl shells.

Nothing compares to nacre overflow and brilliance. These shells look like a jewel and I may enjoy this light playing for hours! :)


 


 

Texture pastes on the glass



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That
is how
I used the volume paints
for the glass (also so called textured pastes, art gels).
I’m especially inspired by Pearl Paint.

Also while creating I used solvent-based transparent glass paints.





Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Amazing master-classes from Denise Crolle-Terzaghi

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I was lucky to become a party to the three-day master-classes of the amazing designer from France Denise Crolle-Terzaghi (www.crolle-terzaghi.com).
The master classes were fantastically interesting and replete with a lot of techniques!
I examined different ways of greening imitation at flat and three-dimensional surfaces, using both oxidants, and acrylic paints. Thanks to Denise I had a fresh look at the already known materials, examined ways of scrapbooking (embossing and stamps), discovered Fluidin - very vivid ink, a technique of lapis-lazuli, and many more different techniques and tricks!


Mad creative atmosphere still rages in me!
I love these master classes because they remove frameworks and give courage to the charge of creative experimentation and ideas.
During the break Denise even shared with us about her hippy past:)
Very interesting person! And very positive!

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

The Casket

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Well, I did
that I had not yet done and I can’t stop looking:)
…photographed from different angles – due to the used paints the light falls differently. I wanted to show all the brilliance and depth!


Cloth. Fancy flowers.


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Painted on a thin synthetic fabric.
The idea has changed many times while drawing.
And eventually became so, as you see it: