#I’m out of modpodge

[quillyfied]

Some tips:

- I found two coats of modpodge worked pretty well. If your modpodge is on the old side, it’s going to have bubbles and weird solid lumps. Make sure to take care of these and smooth the modpodge over while it’s still wet. I used glossy finish modpodge; feel free to experiment with other finishes and even the aerosol can version, which I was interested in but didn’t want to shell out for in the end.

- I used a wide sponge brush and found that I liked it. Make sure you keep the strokes consistent and in the same direction. Let the modpodge completely dry between coats. The modpodge will collect on the edges of your canvas. If you are brave, you can scrape the modpodge off the edges. I am not brave, and I’m okay with the weird ridges left behind on my canvas edges. You might not be, so just be aware.

- if you have holographic stickers, the glossy finish modpodge will preserve it pretty well, but it will only be holographic in the direction you spread the modpodge with your brush. For me, I did a side to side motion, so my holo stickers are still nice and shiny when I move my canvases from side to side; up and down, they still have some holo properties, but it’s a little matte. (Could aerosol modpodge have fixed this issue? Maybe. Someone else try it and let me know :P )

- cheap papery stickers will try to curl up on the edges. I didn’t catch this in time to try and stop it so I have no idea how to fix it but I imagine checking your stickers and gently pressing them down as they dry might help. Bc once they dry, there is no pushing them down without some damage, and additional modpodge layers will just get stuck under where the sticker curls and create a bigger problem. (This happened for me with some non-sentimental stickers so I’m not too torn up about it, but if you have paper stickers instead of vinyl or laminated or some other kind of plasticky sticker, be aware!)

- modpodge can take up to four months to fully cure, and during that time it can get sticky, especially if left in an overly warm area. If you need to store your canvases, put wax paper between them and other surfaces, because sticky modpodge will pick up just about any particulate or texture and that can damage your sticker masterpiece.

And this is all the wisdom on this project I have to impart. Go forth, sticker-insecure friends!

Friends. Beloveds. Fellow hoarders of stickers specifically, especially those of us too afraid to actually stick them to things for fear of losing them:

I have discovered (or else was told and forgot and remembered much later and thought it was my own idea) that you can purchase flat canvases of whatever size you wish, and place your stickers thereupon, and cover the whole piece with a couple layers of modpodge, and you will have a lovely art piece ready for display.

Behold my spoils so far. Maybe more detailed pics and as many links as I can dig up later, but for now, know that it works, that it has cured my sticker anxiety, and I’m about to get a whole lot hoardier about stickers in general now

[oracleofsecrets]

Zelda EOW cosplay log: circlet

After giving up on the staff, which was already another means for me to take a break from sewing, I got started drafting the circlet

I had some Eva foam from another cosplay ish project that didn’t go very well due to inexperience, so that seemed the most logical choice. I forgot how annoying it is cutting Eva foam though… the “headband” part was easy since I could use my rotary cutter, except the length I needed was longer than my ruler, so there’s a wobbly bit from where I had to scoot my ruler. Didn’t feel like cutting out another piece, so it’ll have to do ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Studied some screenshots and Sketched out the gem and metalwork bits on paper to get an idea of relative sizing between all the pieces. That damn pvc conduit ended up coming in handy here—I pressed down onto the foam and traced the indent for the gem. Cutting the crescents was realllly fiddly bc I was using scissors. But idk if I could’ve gotten those curves otherwise with an xacto knife

Only on the smaller bits did I think to transfer my sketch onto the foam instead of eyeballing it. My “transfer” method was poking pins along the outline into the foam, kinda like for pumpkin carving. Nice and clear and easy to follow with the scissors without having to worry about painting over anything

I thought I read somewhere that Eva foam can be sandpapered ? So I tried doing that to fix the uneven edges. Idr what grit level sandpaper I used. I mostly used a nail file board actually lol

Somehow I lost my circle gem piece, so I had to cut another one out and sand that :/ I don’t have proper primer so i figured I’d just spray a little modpodge on it to give me a workable surface to paint on. It didn’t occur to me that the pieces were so small that they’d fly off bc of the aerosol blast, so I had to find those in the dark ground bc I keep forgetting to tell the landlady that the outdoor lightbulb is out

I ended up mostly kinda mopping up the modpodge that was left on the parchment paper to get it nice and covered. Then I remembered I should grab a scrap to prime for when I test out paints. Was smart enough to hold the foam with a clothespin so no more glue would get on my hand. A day later It does kinda look like a nice subtle topcoat on my nails though :3 let it dry overnight so I could play some hades 2 and bc I didn’t want to fiddle with mixing paints at like 10pm

The next evening I tested out the paints. At the store I’d been between one metallic red shade and another, and I’d gotten the one that hadn’t seemed Too bright red. This was a mistake. It’s indeed a lovely garnet color, but that’s not quite light or red enough for this. Mixed with a little red looked pretty good. The gold metallic was perfect straight out of the bottle

Also tested whether to use black or white as a base coat. Going with white to keep things brighter

✨The next day ✨

Got my base coat of white on

(Using some weird Catholic local newspaper that some lady who lived here before me still has delivered to catch the mess lol)

First coat of gold. Probably should’ve made sure my sponge was fully dry before painting on the gold… I’m using makeup sponges since they’re denser than the sponge brushes I got for cheap a while ago. Repeating to myself Trust the Process Trust the Process so I don’t get neurotic about how sloppy it looks rn….

Okay yeah second coat is looking a lil better. Added a Little more red to the mix for the gem. I like how the shade looked overall, and especially layered over the other. I dont need another coat on the gem but def will for the gold stuff

Third coat, now we’re talkin. That’s good enough for the crescent pieces, but I think I’ll give the band another coat tomorrow. Testing my gloss sealant on the back of one of the smaller crescents after putting the first coat on the gem to see how that looks

Im planning on using satin modpodge finish though bc it’s an aerosol spray and bc I think that’d contrast nicely and subtly with the glossy. But the glossy is a normal spray bottle, and I wasn’t careful the first time I used it so it got clogged…I usually borrow the spray top from something else, but it’s not the same diameter as the bottleneck so I have to hold it weird :/ I should just buy a replacement nozzle fjsjdhd. But since the pieces are so small I’m just unscrewing the nozzle, taking it out and letting a few drops of sealer fall onto a plastic lid from something or another, then dabbing it on with a sponge

Now that I’m more like Live blogging and not posting about stuff I’ve already done I think I’ll end the post here lol

[starchbean]

My mom and I got a Starbucks set for Christmas that came in this really ugly red crate made of cheapo wood. I grabbed it thinking I might use it for letters, but I hated the color with the rest of my room. I started using it as a cell phone stand for my new desk, because putting my phone on that makes it the perfect height to watch videos without straining my neck while working at the table.

Decided to paint it black to match the table. Once it was black, I felt like it looked too plain and I wanted to jazz it up a little bit. Decided to paint the White Tree of Gondor on there just for fun, and I like how it came out. A modpodge layer is going on top of this to seal it when it’s thoroughly dry so that it doesn’t chip.

I love LOTR but I would say I’m not as knowledgeable about a lot of the lore as most of the fanbase. This would be the first object I’ve owned to signify my connection to the series besides books and dvds.    

[qhazomb]

THINGVRAI Benry-Thing

cause it was about time i depicted thingrey doing more freaky body-horror thing-stuff instead of just his adorable little grub form over and over again. made out of sculpy, cosclay, and milliput, painted with acrylics and sealed with modpodge and sculpy glaze. don’t ask where his helmet, vest, and gun holster went. it’s fine, don’t worry about it. i have no idea where i’m gonna put this guy. i’m running out of display space. send help.

[some0newithapen]

Well, I’m not exactly a pro at LPS customization, but I can tell you my personal process for making one.

The first thing that I do is make a sort of thumbnail for what I want the design of the custom to look like in an art program. It helps me to know what the final product is going to look like. I like to look up a transparent template of the LPS base I’m using to save time.

The base I used for Spamton was a blank LPS that you can find on sites like Ebay and Amazon. If you’re using a normal LPS, however, applying a drybrush layer of white paint as your foundation and painting over it with another color is also pretty good.

If your custom has parts that need to be sculpted, do the sculpting before you apply the drybrush layer. I didn’t have to do that here because the base was already white and black doesn’t need a lot of layers to look nice. (Also, if you’re working with a base that has fur and you want to sculpt a shirt or other piece of clothing on them, try to cover those parts with clay and smooth it out so it looks like it’s covered)

The next thing to do is paint! Make sure to let it dry inbetween layers so you don’t accidentally mess something up. Use different types of brushes for different jobs like details.

Once you’ve finished the custom, you can choose to seal it with something like ModPodge to keep it from getting ruined, but this is optional.

But yeah, that’s how I do it! If you wanna know more, here are a few videos that are pretty helpful!

WH3T.

KRIS, WHY THE [50% OFF!] AM I A

[UNDERTALE OST: DOGSONG FREE DOWNLOAD]?!!

He’s not completely finished yet but here he is!! Spamton G Spamton is officially in my house!! help!!

Also I have this Kris custom from like 2 years(?) ago as well, they are friends :)

shh!! he’s sleeping..

God bless you and have a nice day!

[copperbadge]

NaClYoHo Day 10! 

[Description: Three images; the top image is Dearborn the tortie looking at a bin full of Christmas-themed decor, puzzles, ornaments, etc. The lefthand bottom image is a fabric cornucopia stuffed with fabric produce, a handmade Thanksgiving decoration, and the righthand bottom image is a clear plastic container with two layers to it, full of the same decorations and sitting on a closet shelf.]

It doesn’t seem like much, to be honest. The goal for the day was to clean out my closet shelves and reorganize them, and that’s four shelves of various holiday decorations, keepsakes, athletic equipment, etc. that needed sorting. But I realized I really did want/need to get some new containers; I wanted to basically turn the shelves into a chest of drawers. 

So I put on Decoder Ring’s latest episode about Andrew Wyeth, “The Great Helga Heist”, and took some measurements and went off to the Container Store to see what I could find. But it turns out that a 22″x14″x10″ container is remarkably hard to come by and the ones that do exist are expensive, so I ended up just buying one $30 container. I may go back for a second one eventually because I do like those two-level containers, but I’ll probably wait until the next time I get a coupon. 

I do think it’s worth it to finally have all my Christmas decorations in one place, and I’ve taken one of the old Christmas containers and put the Halloween decorations into it; I’m sorry to get rid of the old Halloween box I’d made, which was a USPS box covered in modpodged papel picado flags, but modpodge gets sticky after a while and it really was time. 

In any case, I got one and a half shelves organized, which is something, and it took a full hour-long podcast to walk to Container Store, pick up the box, walk home, and transfer everything over, so there’s that. I can get on the rest tomorrow. 

[destinys-writer]

Behold: what happens when you don’t want to do your work and you get a blank longboard directly after getting into the Daredevil fandom!

Made with lots of comic book covers and modpodge. I’m pretty proud of how she turned out👍🏻

[extraterezi]

AAA I’m so glad people are curious about my cosplay ????

The staff was really easy, I only used stuff I had laying around! I do all my cosplay stuff at my moms place cause I don’t have any materials or paint at my own apartment and I left it there so she took some pictures for me :)

For the stick itself I used an old curtain rod that I covered in masking tape and painted.

For the head I took a wine bottle cork and cut it until the thinner part fit into the hollow stick. Then I shaped some aluminium foil into a head, inserted the cork into its “neck” and secured it all with masking tape.

When the base was done I cut four pieces of craft foam (just the cheap stuff you can buy at any craft store) - two identical but mirrored pieces for the sides, one for the top (remember to fold it along the side pieces to get the right length), and one for the bottom.

I glued the side pieces to the base with a glue gun, padded the spaces left with smaller pieces of foam, and then glued on the top and bottom, matching the edges to each other. Then I cut out a lot of small uneven triangles that I glued like six little tents for the spikes on the back. Finally I wrapped several strips of foam around the cork, leaving space for the curtain rod, and then covered the whole thing in wood glue, paint and modpodge. 

I got the wig from aliexpress, and was basically just really lucky with the quality. It was super cheap, but I paid a lot for customs :/ I think I’m gonna order from coscraft or smth next time.

Let me know if yall wanna see more of this kind of stuff! I could record the process on tiktok or something next time if there’s a demand for it. I know explaining it with just words is really confusing :>

[sourtoasterstrudel]

Update I ran out of yellow so I’m going to put modpodge on it and then cover it with stickers as soon as possible. It’s just streaky at least

I’ve decided on painting my canes (I have two named Glados and core) yellow and purple in reference to 1. Glados having a yellow eye and the ego core (I have a weird attachment to that guy okay?) being the purple one and 2. That old punk shoelace symbolism of yellow being part of the anti racism movement and purple being about standing with the queer community.

Dunno just thought it’d be fun to share

[aiotabek]

Office Halloween - so much work, so little time.

Well.. it’s raining today, so I’ve had to change my crafting plans from spray-painting cardboard ‘fencing’ to building a floral arrangement out of stryofoam I scavanged out of the work-place dumpster. 

I was going to use it to make ‘cross’ headstones but this works out perfectly and costs me nothing. So I’m all for it. 

My first hand at making a ‘wedding arch’ - we’ll see how it ends up going. 

First order of business is gluing the styrofoam pieces together. Which went fairly well, actually. I was afraid the hot glue would melt it.

Now it’s making a black protective coat underneath with modpodge and black acrylic paint to keep the little balls from ending up everywhere .... 

Then I have a SHIT TON of flowers to make. Fortunately they’re easy.  And maybe some big black leaves to round it all out.  A few plastic skulls - and we’ll have a wedding arch.   I still have to figure out how to prop it up, but that’s a problem for tomorrow. 

[mysticsparklewings]

Starfall Mountains

Alternate title: Reasons Not to Buy the Dirt-Cheapest Acrylic Paints You Can Find I normally do like to keep an inexpensive stash of acrylic paint around because even though acrylic paint is not a medium I dabble in often, it much like fabric/puffy paint can come in surprisingly handy. And every once in awhile I will use it for it's intended purpose just to stretch my artistic muscles. Well, one of my art students recently started asking questions about acrylic painting and through giving them what advice I could (knowing arguably too much about acrylic painting for someone that rarely if ever does so) I felt that familiar artistic itch settle into my brain. And then I remembered that between my own one-off projects and a couple that my mom borrowed my small paint stash for, the stash that I had is down quite a few tubes that are just completely gone/empty. And what colors are left (mostly browns and greens, maybe a yellow) are not terribly pretty or useful colors. Thus my wandering art supply eyes started watching for some cheap acrylic paints to add to and replenish the stash. And admittedly to a certain extent, I wanted to take the rare occasion to take a stab at making a proper painting, partly just to see if I could do it and partly so I wouldn't just be throwing my student to the wolves with my advice. I found such paints in the form of an 8-pack set of 9.5 ml. tubes from Dollar General. The set was $4. Now, I know and can accept that this set was not meant to be artist-quality by any stretch of the imagination whatsoever. What bothers me is that my pre-existing stash was a very cheap set that was probably at best meant to be student-quality paint (and there's a good chance that's being generous) and you can get craft paint from Walmart for less than $1 for much larger tubes, and both options are more pigmented than these paints were. Do not be fooled by the results before you; I am fortunate enough that I have a moderate amount of artistic skill, pretty good knowledge of the medium (at least for someone that doesn't use it often), and I've done enough experimenting and encountered enough problems before to be comfortable trying to power through and work with what I had. If I were a humble beginner with much more limited knowledge of art supplies and how to use them, I highly suspect this would be one of those supplies capable of turning someone away from that type of art supply, if not art as a whole, in its entirety. If you've ever used finger paints for kids--you know how in the container and one congealed drop of the paint it looks like a nice, solid color, but then when you start to spread the paint around it's way more transparent and you have to really commit to get the color pay-off you were expecting? That's an accurate description of these paints. The thing is that they aren't totally lacking in pigment. They're about as pigmented as cheap watercolors or gouache. The problem with that is that they are still acrylics at the end of the day--the paint binder is a plastic, which means they dry relatively quickly and typically will not reactivate after they've dried. So if you want the same experience but a medium that's easier to work with, watercolor or gouache would be a better option. But it gets weirder.   I noticed that these acrylics dry a little on the slower side compared to what I'm used to, which is a mixed bag. It helped with blending a little, but it also made the lack of pigment more frustrating, as it meant I had to wait longer for the paint to dry between layers, which I needed in order to make sure I was A. covering the canvas and B. getting the color payoff I wanted. Additionally, it is probably a very good thing that I was using a small 4"x6" canvas board and not one of the 8"x10" canvases I have on hand, because the size of the paint tubes combined with the lack of pigmentation means I very likely would've run out of one or some of the colors. (Almost definitely I would have run out of white because white is always my most overused color). To a certain extent, I did expect to have to layer and do a lot of "put paint on, cover it up. put paint on, cover it up, put paint on--" you get the idea. Acrylics, even when they are better pigmented, can be a more challenging medium to work with because of the aforementioned quicker drying time. But even so I feel like the work I had to do to get good color pay off, decent coverage of the canvas, and smooth blending all at once was still a little more than I should've had to put in. The most egregious and obvious offenders of this would be the orange behind the mountains and the snow/ice caps on the mountains, the latter of which I'm still not totally happy with, but I kept going back and forth with it and eventually just said "y'know, that looks pretty okay, I'm tired of messing with it, and I'd love to not use up the entire tube of white on this one small painting, so I'm done with that." The orange I think turned out fine, though the transition between it and the rest of the sky is a little harsh for my liking. (I'd say it doesn't match the reference photo but that's not really fair as overall I took quite a few intentional and unintentional creative liberties between my reference photo and the final product.) Anyway. Once I had layered enough various shades of purple and bluish-white on this thing to make an eggplant and blueberry salad jealous and fed myself up with the mountains, it was 4 a.m. and I was tired and so I decided to let what I had dry overnight and then finish it the following day. I did wrap my tiny 6-well palette up in a plastic baggie to preserve the mixed paint that hadn't already dried just in case I looked at the painting with fresh eyes and couldn't help but touch it up some more. But fortunately, that didn't happen. Instead, I used some washi tape to make a mask over the mountains and then broke out a bottle of white ink to splatter some stars across the sky, because I knew the white acrylic paint was a serious risk that was likely to not work out the way I wanted it to. (In this case. I have used white acrylic paint before that would've probably worked just fine using the same splatter method, but I didn't want to take the risk with how not-pigmented this white was.) And then I went in with white gel pens to emphasize a few stars, add some white spots in that I wasn't able to do with the paint, and I did end up adding a little extra highlight to some of the mountains in the vain hope of making them look a little better. This is where the title comes in; I think I got a little carried away with the highlight on the mountains vs. the stars in the sky, and so instead of the traditional "snowfall/snowy" mountains, I thought calling them "starfall" mountains might make more sense based on the visuals. One that was done and I was confident that everything was dry, I went over the whole thing with some gloss-finish ModPodge (which smells horrible by the way; the matte-finish ModPodge has a way less offensive smell to me), in two coats, and then re-applied my gel-pen signature in the top corner because for some reason the ModPodge just kinda wiped it off. I don't like ripping on a supply so hard, and I'm sure if you look at some other supply tests of mine that it's pretty obvious I try very hard to give the benefit of the doubt when I can. These just disappointed me on so many levels. Don't get me wrong; the end product still turned out decent, but that's because I more or less know what I'm doing. As I said before, I'm not confident that a beginner wouldn't be totally frustrated by these paints. And yet I can't deny that they're probably fine for younger kids that don't really care about proper acrylic painting, and that's really who they're probably for anyway. If nothing else, I can say this experiment has pushed me towards getting a better quality, wider color-selection set of acrylics to keep in my stash, because I really don't see these working out as a good stash set for me.  It's going to be a tricky decision though, because I want something that'll give me the option to do a proper acrylic painting like this if I want to, but has a price I can justify even if I don't use the paints terribly often. So we'll see how that turns out for me further down the road. I really don't think I'll ever be primarily an acrylic painter (not because of this particular experience--there's just something missing that doesn't draw me into the medium like other mediums have drawn me in before), but sometimes you get an artistic itch and you just have to scratch it, and I have to admit that I don't think I've fully satisfied this itch just yet, so there may be more acrylic paintings to come out of me yet. ____ Artwork © me, MysticSparkleWings ____ Where to find me & my artwork: My Website | Commission Info + Prices | Ko-Fi | dA Print Shop | RedBubble |   Twitter | Tumblr | Instagram

[taylastudio2022]

WORKING TOWARDS/PLAN FOR CRITIQUE:

In preparation for critique, since my “3D” attempt didn’t work out, I am hoping to develop the element wet materials & makeup, and to pursue a couple of feedback comments. I’m starting to struggle a little bit on how to best develop, or refine my work between now and summative, and am hoping to ‘push’ it enough between now and then. I really hope to get the best out of this crit so want to try out some things and ask for some advice. 

- I had the suggestion to strip the work back a bit in terms of scale/things, as my formative read to some as clumpy and bunched together, and that there were intricate moments that were working that were lost. So I have a work that has is slightly smaller in scale that I have been working on to show. 

- I also had the suggestion of having an accompanying work, as a series in a way, on a wall, included in the install. So I have a smaller work that I have also been working on, that I will install with this other work - to get a sense of how that works, and the reading on that. 

Documentation: 

^ Development of ‘wet materials’ being experimented with - I loved how this mix of glue/modpodge settled on this part of the work. I like the difference in texture that it offers, and the wetness and liquid aesthetic that it communicates. I think that this may be perceived as ‘gross’ yet also ‘intriguing’ - which further relates to the push and pull, and the challenge of notions femininity. 

^ Latest small scale piece of knitting before adding the “bag” and “decadence” elements to it. I really liked how the fine thread looked cellular (bodily). 

^ Development of the accompanying work ^

^ The two new works I am currently refining to show for critique, shown in a similar way that I am thinking for install. 

^ Detail photo of the development of makeup being used as a medium. 

^ Another detail of the wet/makeup medium engaging with the stocking material in this part of the work. 

^ Detail of start of a new development in accompanying work ^ 

^ Final stage that the works reached before installing for crit ^ 

Im content with the development of my practice and pretty happy with what I am showing for critique. I’m excited to hear some feedback and some advice for whats next. 

[dollsonmain]

The MiniVerse kits aren’t exactly kids’ toys, they’re meant for teens and up.

But, considering you really should wear gloves, eye protection (both UV and splash protection), and a respirator when using UV resin (UV isn’t as fumey as 2-part epoxy, but it does still gas off while curing) and none of that is provided with the kits (they could easily cram a pair of gloves in the capsule), it’s just mentioned on the giant paperwork inside that mostly no one is going to read, it’s kind of an iffy-no for me.

It’s great that Froggy is showing some alternatives that work just as well but I’m not sure if ModPodge is compatible with the materials the kits are made out of, either. The glue may react to the materials slowly over time.

what’s everyone’s opinion on some toys incorporating resin and uv lights into toys? i didn’t really think much of it until myfroggystuff started reviewing those toys and said that she didn’t feel comfortable using the resin. i know resin has gotten kinda trendy the past few years but idk how i feel about adding it to kids toys.

[lightandwinged]

Working my way through decorating the twins’ helmets for fall! I’m using stickers and eventually ModPodge to seal it all. Carrie also has a Velcro piece for bows because I have waited my entire life to put bows on someone and everyone looks at me funny when I put bows on the boys.

They’re adjusting beautifully so far, could not give less of a fuck about the bands being on them. With any luck, they’ll be out of them by the new year.

[brokegirlaesthetic]

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I’m so in love with how these turned out (even though the colors bled a little when I added the modpodge gloss or whatever ) anyway follow my Instagram: artby9ix9 & reblog this pls. 😘

Peace and luhuuuve 🌸💙