Modeling paste painting

silicone modelling paste in moulds for door, vine and swirly bits. texture paste through a brick wall stencil underneath, and cheesecloth & white gesso (primer) over the whole lot. Creating the texture actually took longer than painting it, something which keeps surprising me. Here it is before I added colour - visual might help you to understand how it was done.

Love+Aloha Art on Instagram: “3D Texture Process w/ Modeling Paste! ✨ A quick look at how I do some basic textures on paintings using modeling paste or heavy gel…”

49.3K likes, 233 comments. “✨ What is my secret of The Perfect Creamy Texture - Save for later! ✨ Obviously it’s the paste! Here is what I use and what works for me! ✨ Joint Compound from hardware store and just using it by itself can also can give you amazing results. It is the most inexpensive alternative. ✨ Modeling Paste: I usually add the same amount of joint compound and modelling paste to get to the creamy texture and smooth things out while drying! It’s pretty expensive and not…

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Chinaya Bosch on Instagram: "⭐️ MAKE THIS TEXTURED FLOWER WITH ME ⭐️ Details of the paste I use: • 50% Matisse Light Modelling Paste • 50% Liquitex Flexible Modeling Paste • Add an acrylic paint colour of your choice Give it a try and let me know if you have any questions. I would love to see what you create 🧡 #tutorial #howto #guide #process #texturedart #texturedartwork #texturedpainting #texturedpaint #texturepaste #floralart #flowerart"