I updated my Bisqued Beads webpage today (
http://nkpdesigns.com/bisquedbeads.html) because I wanted to show some examples of what can be done with bisqued beads. So I decided to include them here as well. Enjoy!
A blue watercolor was applied and while wet, salt was sprinkled on it. This is a trick many watercolor artists use to gain texture onto a color. Then a clear glossy sealer was applied after the salt sprinkles were rubbed off.
This Stone colored nailpolish was brushed over, then wiped off. Next a Crystal Lime nailpolish was applied for a glittery effect. A clear overglaze of nailpolish was the last coat.
This was a purple acrylic paint which was covered with a thick coat of clear glossy sealer. While it was still wet, Swarouski Crystal components were pressed into the sealer. Surprisingly, it is quite durable.
These markings are made with a Sharpie Permanant Marker. Then it is covered lightly with a yellow & green mix of watercolor. Last it is glazed with a clear glossy sealer.
These markings were made with a Sharpie Permanant Marker. Then it is simply coated with a clear glossy sealer.
This is covered with a Garnet Red nailpolish. Then it is sealed with clear nailpolish.
