Very Beautiful. I need to know one thing. I use copper base but on larger pieces like 3 inch the shape changes due to metal expansion. How to control that
@@nareshvasnani8312 I never have used enamel, but i can think of two reasons: if it bends it may help to put a layer of enamel on the other side. Then the stress in the material is equal on both sides. Another tip could be to heat your copper one time before applying the enamels. The the stress is already out of your piece. Don't forget to clean it thoroughly after heating, because on the black residue the enamel will not stick. Please post here if you have tried these possible solutions. Succes!
Love your work! And ur explanations are too cute..enjoy the accent and expressions 😊 I would love to know what is that white clay on which you fix the metal and start drawing?
Beautiful and skilful. Very inspiring. Thanks for showing.
Thank you very much 😊
Very Beautiful. I need to know one thing. I use copper base but on larger pieces like 3 inch the shape changes due to metal expansion. How to control that
@@nareshvasnani8312 I never have used enamel, but i can think of two reasons:
if it bends it may help to put a layer of enamel on the other side. Then the stress in the material is equal on both sides. Another tip could be to heat your copper one time before applying the enamels. The the stress is already out of your piece.
Don't forget to clean it thoroughly after heating, because on the black residue the enamel will not stick. Please post here if you have tried these possible solutions. Succes!
Love your work! And ur explanations are too cute..enjoy the accent and expressions 😊
I would love to know what is that white clay on which you fix the metal and start drawing?
Thank you! It is simply non drying plasticine.
I would love to take a class or workshop because this really resonates with me. Too bad no one in the US can get the enamels. That’s really strange!
People in the US absolutely can get the enamels! I ship enamels to the US and also have online classes 🙂 www.enamelworkshop.com