I present a project prepared for Finnabair 101, working with Mica Powder. I loved working on this Tissue paper holder in a romantic style with pastel colours and an aged effect.
To give tonality, work with a range of pink and purple colours, with mica powders, mixing different tones to create another tone, and work with mica powders accompanied by soft gel and acrylic medium so that the powder is fixed to the surface.
I loved working on one of the many ways to use mica Powder, they are my favourite product because of the versatility with which you can work.
I hope you enjoy the tutorial!
Products I have used - all the images linked to Mixed Media Place or online store:
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Hello creative souls! Margarita Shkludova is here.
Today I want to pay attention to such a unique product as Mica Powder. These are dry powder metallic paints that will greatly expand your creative possibilities. I used Mica Powders only to add colour in this project.
If you want to have a coloured texture paste, it's easy! Simply add Mica Powders to the Heavy Body Gel or a Clear Crackle Paste if you need cracks. If you want to have your own colour of the wax, then add Mica Powders to a clear wax. And if you need liquid acrylic metallic paints or sprays, then dilute the Soft Gloss Gel with water and Mica Powder of the colour you need.
You see how many interesting and useful uses these wonderful Mica Powders have! And that's not all their capabilities. Follow 101 Finnabair to find out more.
You'll find a complete list of materials used below.
See you!
Products I have used - all the images linked to Mixed Media Place or online store:
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