"Rusty"
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- Last Updated: Thursday, 08 May 2014 23:00
Wonder how this guy got his nickname?
Bisque
- MB-1120 - The Gnome Brothers - Jake
- MM-106 - Steel Metallic
- MM-305 - Rapid Rust
- MM-600 - Spritzer Cap
- SS-019 - Country Sage
- SS-127 - Medium Portrait
- SS-135 - White
- SS-138 - Flat Black
- SS-234 - Medium Mochae
- AB-708 - #8 Round Acrylic
- AB-834 - ¾" Acrylic Base Coat
- BT-910 - Synthetic Sponges
- CB-202 - #2 Detail Liner
- AC-502 - Matte Sealer
- Designer: Marcia Roullard
- Skill Level: Intermediate
- Time: 1½ hours
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Instructions
- Begin with properly fired shelf cone 04 bisque. Moisten a clean sponge and wipe bisque to remove any dust.
- Thin SS-063 Black Forest with water and brush on the entire gnome using an AB-834 #¾" Base Coat brush. Allow to dry.
- Using a AB-708 #8 Round, dry brush the face with SS-127 Medium Portrait, the beard with SS-135 White, the hat with SS-399 Terra Cotta, the jacket with SS-19 Country Sage, and the pants and the shoes with SS-138 Flat Black.
- Shake and stir MM-106 Steel Metallic well. Using a AB-902 #2 Stiff Fan, apply 1 coat of MM-106 Steel Metallic on the hat, pants, and shoes. While still wet spritz with MM-305 Rapid Rust. Wait until it begins to rust then apply a second coat of MM-106 Steel Metallic and re-spritz with MM-305 Rapid Rust.
- In a small plastic cup, mix MM-106 Steel Metallic with MM-305 Rapid Rust. Brush a thin mix over the face, hands, beard and jacket. Spritz with more MM-305 Rapid Rust so it runs into the detail. Allow to dry 24 hours.
- After the rusting process is over, you may want to re-dry brush some of the face, beard, and jacket color back over to bring back detail.
- Using a CB-202 #2 Detail Liner to paint the eyes, apply thinned SS-135 White to the eye area, with SS-234 Medium Mocha for the iris and SS-138 Flat Black pupils.
- Using a AB-834 #¾" Base Coat, apply 2 coats of AC-502 Matte Sealer to each piece.