hi everyone its Keren here with the part 2 of the patina rusted altered tag that
I created for artists live this is my second part where I stained with all the
embellishments with some rough space and patina paste unfortunately the video
that I had originally tried to download from Ustream did not work properly and I
wasn't able to upload it to YouTube this is why it took so long for me to post
this second part of this video as you can see this is the how what we did in
the last one and I will link the video from the part one below and you can see
all the elements that I use I use some corrugated cardboard and some store art
stones some chipboard two for the background and some metal embellishments
and resins the first thing I do talk some prima finna be white gesso it's a
heavy type of gesso and with a paintbrush I applied it onto the
corrugated part of the background the corrugated cardboard and just added a
little bit in some areas just to roughly cover it with a dry brush technique as
you can see the corrugated card would also has some free mask in a better
texture paste this is a white sand clear texture paste and we was already dried
everything has been stuck on and dried from last week so it didn't matter I
could just use the white the white gesso just to cover the metal
star and some of the resin to let them have some grip so when I fly the other
mediums it works really well so I'm just applying it roughly in different areas
it doesn't really matter I'm not like trying to cover all of it I'm just
trying to cover some of it just to create a little bit of priming for the
background I just want to explain what I had to do because I wasn't able to
download this video directly from Ustream which is what I always do and
upload it to YouTube so I had to basically record it on my
screen in my computer and make sure that the whole thing is recorded and I'm just
editing and fast-forwarding the whole video so I can cut out all the parts
that are not needed I hope it makes sense and it explains everything that I
did and I'm just going through it slowly
it's really important to put this layer and then dry it up so we could put other
mediums on top and it will work really well I'm also adding a little bit of
gesso to the title for so I could put the wax after the next thing I did is
took some of the Tim Holtz alcohol inks if you watch the first part of the video
I created those stars that you see using some clear packaging and just cut out
around the packaging from a prima Marketing Star package from Finn a bear
and what I did is I filled it up with beads and now that it was dry took some
of this mermaid color alcohol ink and just put it and dripped it inside the
star the reason why I use alcohol inks is because I really didn't want to have
any texture to the storage you want to have to stain the beads in the in plain
color and I use some water just to spread the ink around a little bit the
nice thing about alcohol inks is that it does really well to stain things that
are clear or metal and things that are you know like can be stained easily and
are smooth like clear beads or just really nice metal and it gives it a
really nice effect I took three colors from the new texture
paste from Prima this is the patina rust pace in the mint green and the turquoise
color or blue color and I also took one of the older version of the rust paste
in a red rust from a from another packaging all the materials are listed
in the description area below so you can see what I have used all the links and
everything is that are listed as well so I took the mint green color as you can
see here and I'm just covering the star with a paintbrush I'm using a Prima
finish paintbrush and I'm just just using it to
cover everything on the star and adding all the mint-green texture in the
background this gives a really nice patina like effect once you add the
other colors I also adding some mint green on the resin that I created and
some other mint green all around I brought the other tags that I was
already made just sit beside me so I could kind of follow what I wanted to do
in which place then I took some of the blue patina rust effect and I added it
in some other areas and I just basically it was kind of random I didn't know
where I was going to add it I just wanted to have that color in certain
places as you can see I don't really clean my brush in between you don't have
to do that it's something that I choose to do and I like to create a little bit
of I mean I don't mind if it gets inside the inside the top because all these
colors mix up together and it's really nice when they do mix together so I like
them to kind of all be mixed on the project and that's just something that
happens when I end up mixing them on the project and they end up mixing in the
tub as well but you could use two paintbrushes or you could use just wash
them in between I did use a little bit of water I would spray a little bit of
water it does help it spread a little bit in certain areas because it's
water-based it helps the rust the paste basically spread everywhere and it does
a really good job so you could like added in more enough more thin of a
layer than the really thick texture paste that you have because it's pretty
gritty both the blue one and the mint green is pretty gritty and it's it goes
on really thick
I continued adding both colors onto my tag by turning it around and just
alternating between the mint green and the turquoise blue
you
the next step was to add the red rust paste in certain areas and I focus
mainly on adding it at the edges of the tab I wanted to make sure that it's
added in all the edges and mixed with the patina blue and mint green because
they're mixed together made a really cool rusted look this is my favorite
color out of the set and it really creates a well rusted product that looks
as if it's it's been rusted for many years so I really like the effect that
it gives but I wanted the center to stay more bluish green so that's why I added
the nice BAM that's why I added the red rust and
certain areas but mainly tried to stay in the outside of the tag
you
I also added it in the edges of this large star and the smaller stars and
also on the wings and the different elements just to add a little bit of a
border around the different embellishments on my tag I switch to a
smaller paintbrush so I could really get in the edges of each of the
embellishments
now it's time to add the Tim Holtz alcohol inks I started with the ginger
color which is a kind of rested looking color as well and I mainly added this
and the edges but also first underneath the star to kind of blend it down so I
added some of the color and then with water blend it down through the texture
and I did the same thing at the top because I wanted to create movement
going up and down then I took the same one and I added it to the edges as well
the key to adding it to the edges is that I wanted to let it flow towards the
inside so I would add a little bit a squeeze a little bit of ink at the edge
and then let it flow through the corrugated cardboard it made it a gave
it a really cool look and I really like the way it framed the whole tag
you
the next thing I did is I took the alcohol ink teakwood and I actually did
the same thing used it to frame the tag this is a very dark color and it almost
looks like a Brentwood and it's just a really nice color and it's dark enough
that it really creates a really nice rust effect and around this tag and I
did the same thing I just went around it and let it flow with a little bit of
water around the tag to create an even darker frame
the last thing I did it I took the mermaid color again for the alcohol ink
and added it on top of the little resin angel and then just added water to kind
of and make the pink a little bit less blue and just less staining and then
just move the tag around to let the alcohol ink drip everywhere and create
stains in the different areas around the star then I took the Prima marketing fin
of it art alchemy vintage gold wax and started adding it around the different
embellishments to enhance the highlights of the texture I love this is my
favorite wax of all the colors and I use it so often and I love using it with my
fingers because it creates I can really control it and it creates a really nice
effect on all the different elements and enhances the texture from every single
embellishment you put on any project
you
I also took the title and I stained it with the same vintage gold wax so it
would match the rest of the project
I do apologize for the few advertisements that have popped up like
this one this is part of a screen recording from Ustream and I couldn't
remove it without showing my computer so I had to leave them on and they just pop
in and out this is something that happens a new streaming because I was
doing a screen recording of my of my screen of what I was doing which they
just popped up that way so I apologize for them
I took some soft matte gel from pre masking of air and just to glue my
little title to the resin and just added it in this spot that I wanted it I felt
like the stars were a little bit too light so I took some of the ginger
alcohol ink again and I went around the edges of each of the stars and created a
little bit of a darker border because they thought I felt they look better
that way as well I also went around the stars and created a shadow underneath
them so it would look like they would stand out a little bit more and I did
the same effect with the water I would add a little bit of alcohol ink inside
and then I would just mix it with the water and spread it all around thank you
so much for watching and thank you for waiting for so long for this video to be
uploaded I apologize again for the mishap of not being able to upload it
earlier but it was out of my control and I just couldn't do anything about that
so I finally found a way to do it and I'm really happy with the result and at
least it you don't have to watch the whole live show thank you so much for
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