MANY OF THE SUPPLIES FOR THIS PROJECT ARE SIMILAR TO PROJECT ONE * an 11' x 14" stretched canvas
Plaster Of Paris
Bottle of Water
3-3oz. cups
2- plastic spoons
1-8oz cup
Burlap
pair of scissors
pencil
board or flat canvas covered in wax paper/tape
Roll of paper towels
4" & 1 1/2" flexible putty knife
green scouring pad
container of water
assortment of paint brushes
container of water for cleaning your brushes and green scouring pad
Acrylic Paint colors....Any type of paint will work for this project: Craft Paint, Student Acrylic paint. Blue, White, Red, Yellow, Celedon, Brown, Black, Violet or Purple, and I use *optional…Golden’s Quinacridone Nickle Azo Gold (this is a very transparent fluid paint the will give a softening tone to most yellows/whites)
Step One....Setting up the Plaster on the Burlap...
This is the same process that you used for Project One.
Be sure and remeasure for the new size canvas you are using(11"x14" or larger).
Use respiratory protection if you are sensitive to the dust.
You will need to Double the amount of plaster you are using.( you will have a little left over...Don't try to reuse.
Now that you have finished with the preparation of the burlap it will need to sit overnight or until it is completely dry. You will be pulling the plaster substrate off of the burlap during your next step. ***NOTE*** This plaster substrate can remain on the drying board for a number of months iif necessary. Letting it sit, Will Not affect its use during the next step.
Step Two.....Cutting and Cracking the Plaster Substrate
Step Three.....Highlighting The Cracks in the Plaster Substrate