I'd like to find a thick, pasty material that I can use to draw like a pastry chef. I don't know many materials; the only one that comes to mind is salt dough. Maybe epoxy resin, I don't know. I'm grateful for any DIY suggestions.
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Hey guys, I've been drawing really well for years and I'm quite talented at it. I haven't drawn in three months, but I started drawing again on Monday because I have an internship, and now I have to draw nature outside (at home). But I can't seem to manage it, and suddenly I can't draw…
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From the discussion, I understand that you need a kind of spatula that is easy to model, as well as a certain “strength.”
My uncle had created a mass that was quite good in these disciplines. He had mixed a slowly setting gypsum with cardboard and wood glue and did some kaolin in it. More precisely, I don’t remember. He used this mass to replicate the males and the transitions to the fins in the case of prepared fish. There it came to the “disciplines” mentioned above. You always have to put in portions in order not to have to throw away too much later. Alternatively, you can model your own “Resterampe” from the rest.
wow, that sounds really like a secret tip, a real recipe
I’m gonna try it out and mix it up at times. How did he store that in tubes? Kaolin seems to be something from the porcelain industry
This mixture can be added more freshly than intermediately. The plaster binds with time and makes the mass unusable. If you have optimized the recipe for the egg-based needs, then you can premix the dry ingredients in order to then only have to apply them with water and wood glue.
Whether salt dough, normal cake dough, flour pamp or anything else you create yourself, it depends on the mixing ratio of how thick or thin I want to get it.
If you already buy epoxy resin as an alternative, I can recommend wood glue from the tube. Cut the tip accordingly thin.
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So I should actually build objects, frame to be exact whether there are picture frames is insignificant, the theme are frames. And because the sketches and drawings, bring faster and more charming to the point, I thought of drawings in the room. This is really tedious and helpful, little confrontational. It doesn’t matter, the tip with the loam is pretty good! Ponal I have
Right, Ponal is the first choice.
OK, now I have a picture in front of my eyes 👍
Hanging on thinnest (0.04 mm) fishing cord would be an alternative.
This is to remain tied in itself, not on the material on which I attach it. I can record this for transparent film, wait until it is dry, then the drawing comes to the wall or another carrier material
If it has to stick, look for alternative quick stickers (in tubes), because the normal tape takes its time until it lasts.
Ah, I see straight, Wood glue/ glue PONAL Express there is.
So in the category is even better windowcolor, even more affordable! 😀 But windowcolor is now not a glue
Salt dough can be compared with kneading. Epoid resin is normally too liquid and requires a form.
Great, thanks. I might try it with plaster in one of these bags
It’s not getting sprayable. Ultimately, the question is what you want to do. You can also rotate thin sausages and lay contours.
No, I wasn’t, but I can use google and tell me how to upload pictures. Especially since your answer – stupid that you can’t upload pictures here – doesn’t tell me you don’t know how to upload pictures.
The fact is that this option is already offered clearly in the question. So what should I explain when the function is present?
That sounds elegant and transparent as if you were involved in the development of the web
You can upload pictures in a question. Apart from that, you can easily upload them to an online webspace for images and post the link here.
Hmm, too stupid that no images can be uploaded here
teig is always just as thick liquid as much water is in
Yes, it could work, even if the drawn runs and looks flat after a few seconds.
There are only a few on it 😉