@@user-to6yo1vi5e It's exciting to start something new, have fun with the process, creating is all about experimenting and seeing what works for you there are many routes to get to the same destination 😉 My suggestion is to add an adhesive. If this is a personal project there is an inexpensive way is to make your own glue by mixing flour and water. You can use the drywall mud without adding glue, but before investing in a big canvas, buy a small canvas and apply the drywall mud without glue see how that works for you, give your piece enough time to dry to see the end results. I try to simplify my recipes and process, after a year the pieces that I created in this video still looks the same, no cracks 🙌 As for the word Brisol, maybe you meant bristle? I was referring to the type of brush I used to apply the sealer. I always seal my work, painted and unpainted, sealer protects your art from moisture; dust and it gives the piece longevity. Please watch my video on "How to seal textured art on a canvas | Protect your artwork" Keep on watching videos on the subject, I'm sure there are many creators that are experts on Textured art and you may find their videos useful. If you don't love the piece that you create try again, you only get better by practicing. I hope this helps🌸

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You are spot-on, yes I am from the Western Cape 😊 thank you for your kind words, I truly appreciate it 🤗

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Thank you, yes it the black and silver one was inspired by the headpiece that Slate is wearing in the picture 🙂

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I eyeball everything 🙈😅 I added the recipe to the description, hope it helps😊

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Hi Vanessa, thank you so much, I posted a video yesterday kzbin.info/www/bejne/apTFlGWPrb1kf7s my next video will be up on Sunday 😊

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Hi, thank you for your comment ♡ I eat when I am hungry, I would never go hungry for aesthetics. Some days I eat more than other days especially if I am working out Just as a reference my lunch was 50g of brown rice with mixed veg, feta and half a tin tuna and sunflower seeds, that was more than enough for me 🙂

@@gailmarra oh okay, as long as you're not starving yourself then everyone including yourself will be happy ❤️❤️❤️

I don't understand your comment, but please do not minimize what others are going through, just bcz it doesn't compare to someone else's situation... this is a 1 minute clip... btw I am from South Africa and living in SA

@@gailmarra no no no , i i did not mean it in that way ... sorry for miscommunication .. i meant that i understand his pain

Hi Parnika, When working on a bigger surface a thin mist of water can actually prevent cracks from forming once your piece is dry. It would not normaly be nessasarry to use water with this mixture as this mixture gives you ample time to work even when you change your mind and start over, however I changed my mind too many times, and I could feel the consistancy of the paste changing, so using the water gave me more time to complete the design (I did work the water well into the paste). Also in the video the layer of paste I applied to the canvas looked much thicker than it actually was. Too thick of a paste can also crack your art piece. How to repair cracks - Applying a little filler with your finger should fix the problem. Allow your art to dry for several weeks before sealing your work. Good luck 😊

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