Today, I am going to give a tutorial, using modeling paste, to create easy home decor pictures. Supplies Modeling Paste Plastic Stencil Canvas Plastic Palette Knives Assorted acrylic paints Sponge brush Spray water bottle Rag For this demonstration, I am using an 8x8 flat canvas board, which will rest on an easel for display. Later in the project you will see an 11x14 regular artist canvas, which is what I usually utilize for this type of project. A flat wooden surface would also do well…

Create your very own BEACH painting! It's really not hard...and it's actually quite fun! Adding texture.... and ... blending is the key. #beachpainting #diybeac…

Make DIY Texture Paste! 2 Great Recipes for making this craft supply at home, plus how to use it. Tutorial by Rebecca Parsons.

...I suspect that's how a lot of our creations start, for me this one certainly did. Over on the PaperArtsy blog the current challenge theme is all about grunge paste. One of Leandra's suggestions was to try and carve grunge paste, and this set me thinking.... I decided I couldn't carve it but maybe my icing skills could be put to the test. Grunge paste is a little like royal icing and it certainly holds an impression, much more than any other texture paste. Then when Lucy Edmondson used…

How to Prep a Canvas with Light Molding Paste http://www.angelabandurka.com/blog/2017/6/20/how-to-prep-a-canvas-with-light-molding-paste

Let me just say right up front, this is not my recipe but I'm willing to share with everyone. I found a bunch of recipes online and it is just close your eyes and pick one. I have to say the reason

Bas-Relief is a technique as old as humankind's very first artistic endeavors, a way of sculpting figures that are slightly raised from a flat surface. Bas-Relief sculptures could be found on the walls of all kinds of buildings and temples from ancient Egypt, Rome and Greece, and now it's making a comeback.