Glass colours are real fun to work with, it's a simple, easy and a quick way to achieve art works which are brightly coloured.
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Glass colours are real fun to work with, it's a simple, easy and a quick way to achieve art works which are brightly coloured.
Fevicryl 3D Cone Outliner – Black 708, Hobby Ideas Water Based Glass Colours (box of 10 Shades), Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue A4 sized OHP Sheets - 2, White A4 sized Drawing Paper, Pencil, Eraser, Cylindrical Lampshade
Take an A-4 sized drawing paper Draw a face and divide it into sections with a curvy liner pattern
Place an A4 sized OHP sheet on the design drawn and trace it using 3D Cone Outliner – Black Repeat the procedure again on another OHP sheet Let them dry
Fill the design with Water Based Glass Colours in the colours of your choice You may mix two colours to get a different shade The skin tone in a shade made by mixing Golden Yellow 852, White 858 and Brown 855 Let it dry
Take a cylindrical lampshade of about 12 inches in height Take both the coloured OHP sheets and place them on the back and front side of the lampshade Stick the edges overlaping each other on the sides using No Stitch Fabric Glue
Take both the coloured OHP sheets and place them on the back and front side of the lampshade Stick the edges overlaping each other on the sides using No Stitch Fabric Glue