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Title: Glass Beads Texture Gel?
Post by: Hammers on August 26, 2010, 10:05:57 AM
Has anyone tried using this to enhance rushing water effects?

http://www.winsornewton.com/produkter/oils-l%C3%B6sningsmedel-medier--lacker/akryl-f%C3%A4rg-painting-medier-texture-gels--lacker/akryl-konsistens-geler/Galeria-glass-beads-texture-gel/ (http://www.winsornewton.com/produkter/oils-l%C3%B6sningsmedel-medier--lacker/akryl-f%C3%A4rg-painting-medier-texture-gels--lacker/akryl-konsistens-geler/Galeria-glass-beads-texture-gel/)

I suspect its what they use in at Aardman Animations to mimic suds.
Title: Re: Glass Beads Texture Gel?
Post by: Sangennaru on August 26, 2010, 11:51:53 AM
looks interesting.
can you post some images with the (ipothetical) result?
Title: Re: Glass Beads Texture Gel?
Post by: Brandlin on August 26, 2010, 02:12:00 PM
Has anyone tried using this to enhance rushing water effects?

http://www.winsornewton.com/produkter/oils-l%C3%B6sningsmedel-medier--lacker/akryl-f%C3%A4rg-painting-medier-texture-gels--lacker/akryl-konsistens-geler/Galeria-glass-beads-texture-gel/ (http://www.winsornewton.com/produkter/oils-l%C3%B6sningsmedel-medier--lacker/akryl-f%C3%A4rg-painting-medier-texture-gels--lacker/akryl-konsistens-geler/Galeria-glass-beads-texture-gel/)

I suspect its what they use in at Aardman Animations to mimic suds.

YES - although i used the liquitex brand and added different sized glass beads placed with tweezers too

details on how i did it are on my blog here. http://brandlin.blogspot.com/2009/10/do-you-think-hell-notice-final-pictures.html A MUCH bigger picture is available by clicking the picture on my blog.

(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_RRKBhA-2I4w/SujCgpHBEtI/AAAAAAAABuc/dgPTrRUkyW4/s640/000final.jpg)



Title: Re: Glass Beads Texture Gel?
Post by: Hammers on August 26, 2010, 02:42:31 PM
Ah, I forgot that one. It still great, Bradlin.
Title: Re: Glass Beads Texture Gel?
Post by: Zafarelli on August 26, 2010, 06:03:05 PM
I'd go with the glass beads. It's a bit fiddly to position them to look right on the water medium, and I imagine it will be even more difficult if they are already mixed into the goo already. Whenever I tried to move the beads around on my coast board, they left a groove in the acrylic which needed to covered up later. Might depend on what you want to achieve, though.