Unique Acrylic Painting Technique On Polymer Clay

[@froozansarf3963]

it is so beautiful👏👏👏

[@marijkebotes4999]

Really lovely, thank you for sharing!

[@AIRview2]

Thank you. Absolutely stunning and completely new for me. Will try soon!

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you very much :-)

[@sharonnodelman1813]

Love this. Must try it.

[@darlaboyle1074]

Beautiful. Love how the colors turned out.

[@marystribling3104]

Very pretty and great tutorial, technique. Thank you for sharing your talent ❤ 😊

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you very much! 😊

[@veraharrison5897]

Fabulous result fabulous tutorial I love this technique Will definitely try this out thankyou for sharing this video ❤

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you very much! 🙂

[@Julsfr]

Stunning, really cool

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you very much! :-)

[@isabellrc]

These pieces are really stunning. Having you take us through the process is very generous of you; easy to understand, and at a perfect pace. The music you chose is really good too. Subscribed, and Thank you, for the inspiration

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you so much for your post! I am very glad that you found the tutorial useful, and I hope that you will find more inspiring materials on my channel :-)

[@domimassou5457]

Very beautifull work 👏

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you! 🙂

[@Azul_Charlas_y_Relatos]

Wawww! Hermosos 💙💙💙

[@ellens4048]

Very nice. I am curious about sealing the back since it has alcohol ink.

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank You very much :-) I sprayed the back with PYM II varnish in a thin layer.

[@tempoartworksYT2024]

Does the alcohol ink you applied to the sides and back need to be varnished or sealed with anything?

[@aginekojewelry]

Yes! Sorry, this process was missed from the video :-(

[@sharonwebster2283]

You just keep getting better. Does that paint😢 brush have a name?

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you! 😍 Yes, it has a name, it's called a fan brush. I used the type of brush shown in the link: www.lineo1911.com/product/fan-brush-oil-acrylic/

[@brendamoldthan8655]

Yours came out so beautiful! I love them! I gave it a try but I had problems cutting mine out without cracking the paint around the edges I used sharp metal cutters I am not giving up though. I will play some more with it and see if I can get the beautiful results you obtained. Thanks for sharing!

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you very much! Unfortunately, it is true that the piece is easily damaged when cut. That is why in the video I show the direction of removing the piece from the cutter at 5:20. The pieces cut at 6:05 and 6:35 in the video were damaged for me too! 🙁 Try dipping the cutter in water or wiping it with a wet cloth before cutting so the piece doesn't stick to the cutter. It worked for me. I hope I was able to help you 🙂