Diorama Texture
Do you ever carve intricate miniature landscapes, canyons, diorama’s etc into a fresh tub of Ice cream?
as you eat it?
well, I do.
I have taken to using a fork lately, because of the wider types of textures I can produce. Sometimes a spoon or even knife is neccesary, though.
I have found that sherbet carves very nicely, too. just whatever flavor you like best, unless you are going after a certain color. I like the new oval shaped tubs, like “Bl;ue bunny”, and my freind likes the old square ones, and he usualy buys chocolate chip. I made a nice cliff dwelling diorama the other day, and my freind made a pretty realistic looking marianas trench.
No I’ve never done it, but it sure sounds cool! Think I’ll try it, and use a fork. Orange sherbet/vanilla mebbe.
DIORAMA TEXTURE PAINT (SOIL EFFECT, BROWN)
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Floquil Diorama 3 oz Spray-Sand $4.60 Add texture and creativity to your dioramas and layouts with Floquil Textured Spray Paints. Floquil Diorama Paints are ideal for creating outdoor scenery such as snow covered mountains, dirt trails, or blacktop roads. New 3 Ounce diorama sprays apply easily and quickly to many surfaces including wood, metal, plaster, or clay providing a detailed textured finish…. |
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NYA Diorama Texture Paint (Pow Snow $21.25 … |
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Dio Texture Paint Soil – Lt Sand $13.00 This water-based grit effect paint is useful for recreating sandy surfaces. The inspiration for this paint’s color is the deserts of Iraq and Afghanistan. The grit effect paint has colored ceramic particles for recreating sandy surfaces. Contains enough paint to cover B4-sized area (2 coats). Drying time: 4-5 hours. 1 bottle contains 100ml. Do not use with airbrushes as it may cause damage…. |
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