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I just love how this blend turned out - like fire or lava
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I don't know why I like it, but I do
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Filigree, back filled and sanded smooth
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Reminds me of Caribean waters
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Sculpted. Layer upon layer of tinted liquid clay and powders.
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It's amazing how the base color affects the final look - Teal
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It's amazing how the base color affects the final look - Red
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It's amazing how the base color affects the final look - Black
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This is what happens when you're too impatient to wait for the paint to dry and use your heat gun. Fortunately they still looked good.
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Red, Gold, Black and Translucent. This combo is truely beautiful together.
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I wrote and article for Polymer Cafe Magazine on how to make these
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Lightly textured. First I tried oil paints but that didn't give me vivid color so then I tried alcohol inks and that did it.
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Pinata inks mixed into translucent clay, swirled, baked, sanded, buffed, glazed.
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Faux Marble using black paint, white and translucent clay and a whole lot of sanding
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These beads were a surprise. All through sanding, buffing and glazing I didn't like them. After the final bake their true beauty shone through. Metallic clays mixed with trranslucent.
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Sanded but not buffed. Unadorned solid colors. Light, dark and medium variations of mixes from blue to purple.
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