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CJ Munn
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Started On : 21-Jun-2007 at 09:30:06 AM, #Views : 6378
Topic Subject : Re: A new topic has been added-henna on plaster |
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I have achieved a henna look just using brown acrylic only slightly
watered down on the bare plaster. I've found it's better to do it on
bare plaster rather than primed because it sinks into the plaster
slightly and so doesn't wear off - kind of like a tattoo effect. You
can varnish or seal over the top of course when you're finished
CJ
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> Post Date : Thursday 21st of June 2007 08:35:55 AM
> Posted by : "Lidia Branch" transitions@nb.aibn.com
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> henna on plaster:--
> are there any belly cast artists outthere who are familiar with
> painting on plaster
> How do you keep it etc..any tips
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> of life casting, create public awareness of this unique art form
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