Not thinking at all, I did redo my cupcakes and had great fun with those. I think it was easy to use the palette knife because "frosting" the cupcake was so much like really frosting a cupcake.
Here is a before
And here is an after
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Still Testing
Oh Oh, I see I better get moving. My poor cheesecake has been painted, repainted and reknifed several times and is sadly looking like a blueberry jellyfish right now. I am still in the planning, playing experimental stages of trying to find a good combination of techniques using my brushes and a knife and mixing and expanding my colors. I think I may be overthinking.
Not thinking at all, I did redo my cupcakes and had great fun with those. I think it was easy to use the palette knife because "frosting" the cupcake was so much like really frosting a cupcake.
Here is a before
And here is an after
Not thinking at all, I did redo my cupcakes and had great fun with those. I think it was easy to use the palette knife because "frosting" the cupcake was so much like really frosting a cupcake.
Here is a before
And here is an after
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