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Dina Wakley Media Glaze Medium is a fluid, multi-functional medium that can be used to extend the open time of Media Heavy Body Paints, thin out paint and increase paint transparency. Use Glaze Medium to create layers of paint as well as add a glaze effect to mixed media projects.
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Dina Wakley Media Glaze Medium is a fluid, multi-functional medium that can be used to extend the open time of Media Heavy Body Paints, thin out paint and increase paint transparency. Use Glaze Medium to create layers of paint as well as add a glaze effect to mixed media projects.
Dina Wakley Media Glaze Medium is a fluid, multi-functional medium that can be used to extend the open time of Media Heavy Body Paints, thin out paint and increase paint transparency. Use Glaze Medium to create layers of paint as well as add a glaze effect to mixed media projects.
Follow along with Laura Dame’s latest tutorial to create your own Dina Wakley Media Accordion Book! Using the latest Glosses,...
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Dina Wakley is a Ranger Signature Art Designer known for her colorful, expressive style and her creative use of white space. Dina has broad appeal to mixed media artists, art journalers, fine artists, and paper crafters. Her design aesthetic is very personal and she is well known for her faces, scribbly birds, and organic shapes within her work.
Dina’s brand with Ranger is called Dina Wakley MEdia and it includes a wide assortment of products that inspire mixed media art, creative journaling, card making, more! Including acrylic paints, artist mediums, journals, scribble sticks, stamps, stencils, surfaces, tools and accessories; the Dina Wakley MEdia line delivers a colorful palette to choose from along with the right tools for the job.
I was in the mood to start working with my Gelli plate, and I watched a video about it. In the video, I was told to use this glazing stuff alongside my acrylic paint. This stuff keeps the paint wet for longer, so it's easier to transfer the images on your gel plate to your paper.
Haven’t used this before, but I think it will help with my new painting skills.
