Concrete Leaf Painting | Autumn/Fall Red Style

23rd November 2017 by Dramamask

Paint a concrete leaf in an Autumn/Fall style using acrylic paints. First undercoat the leaf with a base coat. Undercoat video here: https://youtu.be/n7m_V6CLEe8

Using a palette of red, orange and yellow, dry brushed layers of paint are applied to create an Autumnal or Fall effect. Edges finished with a dark brown colour, which is the same as the base coat.

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Model & Statue Repairs & Preparation

23rd November 2017 by Dramamask

Using materials to repair imperfections on concrete statuary and models, using materials such as decorator’s filler (Polyfilla) and tips with mixing super glue with talcuum powder and pva glue (wood glue) mixed with neat cement.

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Mirror Frame Restoration | Purple-Blue Bronze Patina

23rd November 2017 by Dramamask

Restoring a large mirror frame from original white to a purple-blue bronze patina effect. Using automotive primer and lacquer spray paints, along with water-based acrylic paints and water-based metallic paint to create a faux bronze patina effect.

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Make A Skull Candle Holder

31st October 2017 by Dramamask

In this video, a skull is casted from plaster of Paris and a candle with a dripping effect is added to the casted skull. A hole is drilled into the top to fit a tea light candle with the finished model emulating a dripping candle over a skull. A suitable prop for this time of the year – Halloween, plus a dark piece of decor for all year round.

The model created in this video is built in view of making a latex mold, to cast further reproductions in concrete. the model will be used as the template or pattern to make the latex mold. How to make the model and a paint effects example are shown in this video. You can find out how to make a latex mold on the Dramamask Evolution channel.

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Paint Effects | Iron Rust

18th October 2017 by Dramamask

Creating an iron rust effect using acrylic paint. First, undercoat/prime the item/cast with a base coat of orange mixed with black. Dry brush a heavy coat of silver metallic paint. Paint another coat of orange mixed with black and wipe with cloth or paper towel. Spatter differing shades of orange mixed with black over the last coat while wet. Finish with subtley high-lighting areas by dry brushing with silver metallic paint.

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First Time One Piece Fibreglass Mother Mold | Problems & Obstacles.

5th August 2017 by Dramamask

Caution: Always use your tools and power tools safely. Always wear a respirator while using toxic chemicals such as the fibreglass resin materials used in this video, plus a protective mask while cutting the resin when it is cured.

This video shows the process of making a fibreglass mother mold for the first time and the potential problems and obstacles which we may face taking that first step into fibreglass molding.

Over the course of time, videos featuring fibreglassing will be added to the channel with the acquired knowledge and experience to work with the materials.

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Create Sand Texture | Arts & Crafts

20th April 2017 by Dramamask

Create sand texture using PVA glue and sand. A relatively simple and effective technique to create sand texture on an array of projects and can be applied to any art and/or craft project.

In this video, I use an existing project by Dramamask Evolution to embellish the design and to create the effect I am looking. In this instance it is a Celtic plaque, which I wanted to create a sand texture in the deep cuts, to accentuate the design. I have also used the sand texturing on other projects and show examples at the end of the video, which includes a alginate casted hand sculpture, plus experimenting on a jam jar.
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Make A Hand Lifecast With Alginate & Plaster Of Paris: https://youtu.be/g5HmOXGA82E
Make A Concrete Leaf: https://youtu.be/xmlXV_dqFUI

Make A Fairy Door

15th February 2017 by Dramamask

Make A Fairy Door

Make a fairy or faerie door using objects around the house and garden. Most of the items in this fairy door are used with recycled items, including a ring pull from a tin can and stones or rocks from the garden.

Perhaps a fairy lives behind this particular door, but perhaps it could be a gnome, hobbit or pixie also.

This is one design in a series of many fairy and fantasy doors.

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Make Felt Bases For Concrete Casts & Items

15th February 2017 by Dramamask

Make Felt Bases For Concrete Casts & Items

Make felt bases for concrete casts and items, using sticky-back felt. Simple and easy to do, and will create a soft base for concrete casts, items, ornaments, etc, to sit safely on furniture, without damaging or scratching furniture.

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Concrete Leaf Painting – Aged Bronze Green Patina Style – Reactive Metallic Paint

15th February 2017 by Dramamask

Concrete Leaf Painting – Aged Bronze Green Patina Style – Reactive Metallic Paint

Painting a concrete casted leaf with a bronze acrylic paint which contains real bronze particles. While wet, apply a green patina, which reacts with the bronze paint, to create a natural patina finish or aged/oxidized bronze look. Quick and easy technique which creates a realistic and beautiful finish. Paint used: bronze acrylic paint which contains real bronze metal particles. Other materials: green patina to apply to the wet bronze acrylic paint.

This video is part of an ongoing series of varying painting styles for concrete cast leaves.

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