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my whimsical layout |
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| what you need to recreate this technique-white modelling paste or air dry clay,mod podge,plastic trowel,size 1-3 stylus,size 0 paint brush.gel medium to glaze when complete.acrylic paint to match your backround. |
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| cut out your desired images,leaving a 5mm trim on your bottom layer.3 copies of each.I used colour copies off my home printer or buy a decoupage sheet |
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| bottom layer |
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| using your small scissor,make slits all around your edges,not touching your picture.fold in |
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| paint some mod podge onto your surface |
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| paint mod podge onto the back of your picture your picture |
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| starting in the centre,spread your clay |
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| paint on some podge |
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| add to layout.paint another layer on top.leave to dry completely2hrs |
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| using your largest size stylus,start pushing down slowly into your image until you achieve the desired effect.I created dimension by pressing into all shadow areas |
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| go to smaller sized stylus to create more definition on your petals,you should start to see results by now |
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| add more layers,drying in between |
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| use matching acrylic paint around the edges of your image to hide any 'white bits' showing.dry completely.add glaze to seal |
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| 3d decoupage finished look after varnish |
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| a different example of the same technique but done on framed canvas |
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