How do you do the marble/cracked effect
04-08-2011, 05:40 PM
#16
http://offthehwal.com/images/shell9.jpg
This shell I used black and blotched it with a plastic bag....and backed it with pearl green.
http://offthehwal.com/images/shell3.jpg
This I sprayed faschange purple and blotched it with a blastic bag...then backed with black.
http://offthehwal.com/images/shell19.jpg
This I did the same as above...but sprayed a light mist of the faschange purple and let it dry. Then I sprayed another layer and blotched it and backed with black.
http://offthehwal.com/images/shell7.jpg
This one I sprayed some shading of black and a few random streaks...then sprayed a heavy layer of red, blotched it and backed it with black.
This shell I used black and blotched it with a plastic bag....and backed it with pearl green.
http://offthehwal.com/images/shell3.jpg
This I sprayed faschange purple and blotched it with a blastic bag...then backed with black.
http://offthehwal.com/images/shell19.jpg
This I did the same as above...but sprayed a light mist of the faschange purple and let it dry. Then I sprayed another layer and blotched it and backed with black.
http://offthehwal.com/images/shell7.jpg
This one I sprayed some shading of black and a few random streaks...then sprayed a heavy layer of red, blotched it and backed it with black.
04-10-2011, 04:04 PM
#18
The Blue/black marble showed good on camera but the contrasting black/blue and the white color change blue pearl doesnt show up well on camera. But I did like the results I got using a sponge for the marble. Thanks again for all the help.
04-11-2011, 07:14 PM
#20
yeah I was worried about that. But I got a painters sponge for painting texture on walls. I think I am going to start experimenting with various stuff to see the different patterns. I did figure out that black isnt a good first color. The black you see in the back ground I did the same thing but I put blue in the backing to show contrast. But the only time you can see the blue is in direct sunlight.
04-11-2011, 09:05 PM
#23
I sprayed the metalic blue then I took my sponge (with the paint still very wet) and dabbed the paint till I can see through it in places but blured in others. This way I knew when I put the black on it would pop through in some places and give shading to others.
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