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Finding this 6 years later. So many cute designs! I'd love to see all the seasons. I've recently started organizing my journal by the quarter. For each quarter so far, I've had a title page that is seasonal & I have things like book & movie recommendations, goals, favorite seasonal dishes, etc. that I don't need on the daily. I try to carry the general style & color scheme through the months in that quarter - while still doing something unique for each month. Anyway, loved this - thanks for sharing!

I like to draw with ink a lot and laser cutting was just an instrument for tools and usual "art" pieces. THIS is another level, which stunned me a lot. I will give it a try, thanks a lot for Your inspirations and keep up Your work!

Do you seal it after you paint it?

Nice to see some dimensional art. I have been experimenting with this layering / shadowbox art for a little while now. It is so much nicer than the generic cookie cutter cutsie stuff we see so much of. Keep up the good work....👌

Just received the Colotit “Patterns” and very pleased. Both my Prismacolor & FC Polychromos color pencils work good. Also tried Neocolor ii wax pastels, theyre ok on this, and light watercolor- i used the Faber Castell Albrecht Durer Watercolor Markers.

The book you are showing at 7:08 talking about line weight and youre showing the house…which book is that?

The card idea….what if, as a card and a gift to friends who color, you color the front and the recipient can finish the back?! 😁🎉

Which book had that picture of the house and the next page had like a villa. .

I just ordered the Patterns book

Best review of these books. Thanks 👍

Im doing my first watercolor on wood. Your advice is taken as a blessing. Thank you 😊

What kind of wood burner do you have or recommend?

You have most beautiful eyes.

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A che temperatura metti il pirografo?

try varnishing it helped me so much and stains im trying soon

Some people are from your country like myself I live in Australia and it’s interesting to see what kind of things you have over there and what you’ll do with them. Also there are a lot of people with disabilities or other problems that are unable to leave the house and it’s nice for them to go with someone that they’ve been watching for awhile that feels like a friend taking them out.

Paint pending 4:58

How do you seal watercolor on wood without the colors running? I sprayed polyurethane on my piece and the colors ran EVERWHERE

Very cool work id like to see more you just got a follower

Can you make another shop with me?

oh my gosh, the bus got completed? Life updates? GIRL. Oh my gosh! I was wondering what was going on since I hadn't seen anything from you for a while.

You kept talking about your Twitch channel… but I couldn’t find the link here on YT for it?!! 🤗 Linkieeeee pleasssse! 🤗 I mean, now I watch more, it’s probably under ArtistExplores…. 😝

You probably know this by know, but that cheaper Winsor and Newton palette is from their Cottman range, which is their student grade line of paints, while the expensive version you bought is from their professional line which is why it's so much more expensive. That being said, the cottman watercolors are actually really good quality for the price and are lightfast which is rare for student grade paints. They are usually the number 1 reccomended watercolors to buy for a beginner to intermediate, so it's still a good reccomendation haha Just figured I'd comment this in case you weren't already aware and for any new viewers so they have accurate information.

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Tim Tam from Australia

Yay! I love wood burning and have just discovered using water color on wood. You have a new subscriber 😃👍🔥

Tim Tams are Australian, made by Arnotts. Pascals are also Australian.

Keep it original - when it comes to creating laser-cut fine art, it's important to separate yourself from the generic home decor scene by developing your own designs and avoiding using other people's designs. Think about layers - when creating your piece, think about what layers you will use, how many layers, how thick those layers will be, and how they will fit together. Use negative space to your advantage - consider leaving negative space between layers to create interesting floating shadow effects that interact with the environment. Experiment with different materials - try using different types of wood, acrylic, or even paper to see what kind of effects you can achieve. Test your designs - before committing to a final design, create a test piece to make sure everything fits together correctly and looks the way you want it to. Be patient - laser cutting is a slow process, so be patient and take your time to ensure that everything is cut precisely. Keep your workspace clean - a clean workspace will help ensure that your machine runs smoothly and that your finished pieces look their best. Always be learning - continue to experiment with new techniques and materials, take classes or workshops, and learn from other artists to continue growing as an artist.

Have you considered using a wood sealer on your wood before painting? I use it on my pieces, allowing for a brief window of time to blend my colors. Lovely design.

nice vid, ty, question, im looking forward into getting into this, what laser machine are you using?

What brand is your” laser“? I’ve just branched out my “art” to woodburning and came across an article of your “gunpowder “ work. Was curious and looked up your UA-cam video. I like this idea and also interested in “laser” cutting. Love your work!🤗. Where do you purchase this gunpowder? Thank you!

Cuando terminas el proyecto en la ceramica ¿lo tienes hornear para fijarlo? ¿lo tienes que barnizar? son acrílicos al agua y las piezas que se hacen no se pueden lavar. Porfavor espero su respuesta gracias

Any more luck with leather?

Do you find that over time the water color migrates into the wood and it looks faded? That's one of my biggest worries about using wood that is not primed. Also, does the wood warp from the water?

Is it waterproof ma'am? ☺️

Amazing work! The layered 3D art is one of the many avenues I am taking with my laser. Also looking into a wood burning pen, to add some detail.

are you using the make a wish dying kid to promote this and get subs?

I have to laugh because you said you wouldn't recommend using this in an apartment. I'm here to tell ya that A LOT of laser users have them in their apartments.

I was looking for doing watercolor on wood as I have to work on a door plate. I was thinking acrylic wet wash but I am glad I saw your video.

Genius….

Thank you for taking the time to make this incredibly informative video! You're advice is so thoughtful. I hope the great karma returns to you!

Nice Work.

Your so sweet and your work😊 🌸👌

Hi, Natasha. Great video. I would suggest that you give Titebond 1 a try, as it dries much lighter than Titebond 3. Titebond 3 is intended for applications that are likely to become wet, which I doubt applies to your pieces. I use Titebond 1 for finer woodworking and Titebond 2 or 3 for pieces that are likely to see more heavy use. Cheers.

A video showing how to add horns please?

Cool I love nz

I loved that you don’t talk a lot while working very relaxing watching you…while I enjoy the music . I am in Hawaii on vacations and still watched you on you tube.. while I am for the rest of my crew to wake up to go to the beach….

Great Ideas, you have. I've been experimenting with assemblies like yours; dowels and movement. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for the tips, and inspiration!