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That’s it! My heads are finished being painted. I plan to take some pictures of these little cameos that I will publish soon.
I continued my paint tests with my little heads. I was excited to see the result with each of the polymer clay colors and I’m delighted.  As an art doll artist, it is vital for me to try and test different techniques. Usually, when I paint my dolls, I use acrylic paint and watercolor. Just recently, I timidly started using dry pastels. I like it, but I need to practice a little more with this medium.
Hello everyone! As I promised, here are the eleven colors of polymer clay I produced. You can see the color of the clay is darker once it is cooked. It is for one of these reasons that I often do paint tests with my cameos (heads). These tests allow me to avoid being disappointed with the result.
As I mentioned in my previous post, I intended to knead other colors of polymer clays and that’s what I did. Two colors are added to the seven other colors already made: cream and dark chocolate. In my next post you will see the eleven colors of polymer clay that I have produced. Thank you and see you soon.
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