GOLD LEAF prismatic effect - bevel effect tuturial
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- You know the basics of Gold Leaf? Well check out one of my favorite effects to give your gold leaf even more COOLNESS!
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Found Smoke (feat djlang59) by Pitx www.bensound,com fantastic royalty free music!
Wreath Pics from the work of Bob Rochon. great sign guy and good friend
I think this stuff is cool, I hope you do too. If it's too much info just fast forward and move on! Cheers!
Super helpful. Thanks for posting 😊
You’re welcome Richard!!! Thanks for the positive feedback.
so appreciate your channel here -- thanks
Thank you Jeffrey 👍
I really love seeing this on block style reverse glass letters
Hey Blake
Often in reverse glass they would use two different golds to make the effect. Like lemon gold for the highlight and 23k for the shadow. Mostly because you are actually seeing the back side of the gold through the glass and the velvet marks the other side.
That being said, in creativity anything is possible!
Brilliant!
thank you!
Huge thank you for this. I was only ever taught up/down and left/right being bright or dark.
you're welcome Philip!
AWESOME!
thank you!
thanks from germany for sharing your knowledge ! nice work i hope it works for me .
I am sure it will! if you have any problems just let me know and I can explain the solution.
Please make a day in the life of a pinstriper video! Thank you!
that's a fantastic idea! I will however edit out all the washing and wax/degreaser (that's a lot more time than you think!)
Nice work. Both with the gilding and with the video. You deserve more likes.
thank you Drew!
Very cool and well done as always! Thank you!
Thank you Ross
Interesting video bud thank you 😁😁👍👍
That’s very cool Paul! But I have a question, can you please look up “trek emonda/madone sweet gold leaf” and please tell/explain to me how to paint the effect on ‘TREK’ logo? Please look at the detail, that’s very cool!
Thank you!
I checked it out. It’s easy if you break each letter down to a shape. Email me at paul@signlogics.com and I will send a few step by step videos.
There’s nowhere on here to attach them
@@PinstripingbyPaulTucker email sent! Thank you Paul!
Great info, keep em coming. Maybe something on kerning, how to lay out letters?
Great idea. I can see it now…..
I'm thinking about doing a glass sign for a salon; Could I do the name in reverse letters in black vinyl and do the negative space inside the letter with gold leaf? I'm sure this is a noob question. thank you for sharing.
It is a good question. Glass gilding is traditionally done a completely different way with water size and backed up to protect the gold. it produces a mirror finish that is unparalleled. that being said, I have seen that done before and the gold is still goldish but matte. after you are done you would have to take black paint and cover the back of the letter and slight overlap on the vinyl outline.
if I was going to put a black vinyl outline on the inside of a glass window I would probably fill it in with gold vinyl or gold metallic paint for less money and effort.
Thanks for sharing. Beautifully done. Does the type of size matter (oil vs. water-based), to adhere the gold in order to be able to produce this effect?
Hi Bill,
I have only done this with oil size for surface guilding.
On glass I would think you would need to use two different golds like a 23k and and 18k on two separate guilds.
@@PinstripingbyPaulTucker Thanks Paul. I appreciate the advice!
Thanks for sharing a lot Paul. Can we do the same process for reverse glass water gilding ? or it is for just oil, size gilding ?
Hi Alper, you can not do it on glass because the surface you see is on the other side of the glass (through the glass). you can do it only on surface gilding with oil size. for glass you break the job into two parts and do the highlight with something like lemon gold. Full disclosure, I have not tried it on glass gilding so maybe you just invented something!!!
@@PinstripingbyPaulTucker I appreciate for your quick response. I'm not try yet but i think there are two different carats of gold or something as you said.
Also what "clear coat gold" polish do you use ? I can't find exact same brand so can we use damar varnish or something for clear coating ?
@@alperhatinoglu3873 for clearcoat on surface gold go to an autobody supply company and ask them for clear with a hardener you add in and mix together. for glass gilding I use varnish. email or call www.letterheadsignsupply.com and they will guide you to what varnish is best for what you are doing.