Painting and Sculpting using PMC Paste
Painting and Sculpting using PMC Paste
Painting and Sculpting using PMC Paste
Painting and Sculpting using PMC Paste
Painting and Sculpting using PMC Paste
Painting and Sculpting using PMC Paste
Painting and Sculpting using PMC Paste
Painting and Sculpting using PMC Paste
Painting and Sculpting using PMC Paste

Painting and Sculpting using PMC Paste

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Watch this instructive video and learn from expert PMC artist, Terry Kovalcik, how to use PMC in a sculptural manner.

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Instructor: Terry Kovalcik
Duration: 88 minutes
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About this class

About this class

Watch this instructive video and learn from expert PMC artist, Terry Kovalcik, how to use PMC in a sculptural manner.

Terry demonstrates a variety of unique techniques for creating a bas-relief effect on your jewelry pieces plus how-to build 3D effects using PMC paste as a painting medium.

Learn from a master how to add this technique to your metal clay skill set.

You can re-watch all your CRAFTCAST purchases
as many times as you like.

Bonus
Included is a class handout filled with notes and all the resource information you need to get started.

Additional details

  • Tools and Materials
  • Creating unique sculptural elements
  • Step by step 3D construction techniques
  • Creating bas-relief images with PMC Slip
  • Constructing a “hanging flower” cabochon element
  • How-To use “slip-trailing” to create unique custom designs
  • PLUS, Finishing techniques to make your finished design stand out
  • 1-PMC+ 28 gram and 1-18 gram package
  • 1-9 gram of PMC3
  • 1-container PMC3 Paste, 1-PMC+ Sheet
  • playing cards
  • 3M sanding sponges
  • Small spray bottle to use with water—should spray a fine mist
  • Pencil (HB) with a sharp point
  • Emery board, fine grit (pink or blue); 1 medium – coarse grit boards
  • 1 sheet each 400 and 600 grit wet sandpaper
  • Dental Tools, to burnish with
  • A variety of different size brass tubes for punching holes in the clay
  • X-acto Knife with #11 blade
  • A few single edge razor blades
  • Rubber tipped blending tool— it looks like a paint brush with a rubber tip
  • Watercolor Brush (#0-00)

Description

Watch this instructive video and learn from expert PMC artist, Terry Kovalcik, how to use PMC in a sculptural manner.

Terry demonstrates a variety of unique techniques for creating a bas-relief effect on your jewelry pieces plus how-to build 3D effects using PMC paste as a painting medium.

Learn from a master how to add this technique to your metal clay skill set.

You can re-watch all your CRAFTCAST purchases
as many times as you like.

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