Thats given me a real dose of encouragement, as they're the ranges are am going to sample. I saw your facebook pics of your set up, I loved the paint palettes of enamels and the largest trivet collection going LOLAnyway, I really appreciate the tip
I do all of my enameling on fine silver so the answer to your question is 'yes!' The yellows, ochres, and greens in the bird's body are opalescent (Japanese Ninomiya and French Soyer) and the blues and greys in the wings and tail
I do all of my enameling on fine silver so the answer to your question is 'yes!' The yellows, ochres, and greens in the bird's body are opalescent (Japanese Ninomiya and French Soyer) and the blues and greys in the wings and tail are transparent (also Ninomiya and Soyer.)
Samantha Braund
Simply stunning! I love the subtle shading you've achieved. Are these colours really reproducable on fine silver? because they look amazing
Thats given me a real dose of encouragement, as they're the ranges are am going to sample. I saw your facebook pics of your set up, I loved the paint palettes of enamels and the largest trivet collection going LOL
Anyway, I really appreciate the tip
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Thank you, Samantha!
I do all of my enameling on fine silver so the answer to your question is 'yes!'
The yellows, ochres, and greens in the bird's body are opalescent (Japanese Ninomiya and French Soyer) and the blues and greys in the wings and tail
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