HobbyGaia - handworks - When patience is taken and extreme ... drying time never less than a week !!! This time, instead of plaster, I decided to use home made wood paste with sawdust and glue, and the final result was spectacular, with an extremely light and tough image, the best I've experienced. As you would expect, the first paste to enter the form, which will form the reliefs, will have to be made with very fine serrim, to give definition, it should dry for about three days, (depends on the type of glue and ambient temperature), and only then add the second layer ... allowing the first layer to be dry and the image to come out perfect.

HobbyGaia - My paintings - When patience is taken to extremes... drying time never less than a week!!! This time, instead of plaster, I decided to use wood paste, naturally made at home, with sawdust and glue , and the final result was spectacular, with an extremely light and resistant image, one of the best I've experienced. As expected, the first paste to enter the mold, which will form the reliefs, will have to be made with very fine sawdust, to give definition, it will have to dry for approximately three days (depending on the type of glue and ambient temperature), and only then add the second layer...allowing that when removing from the mold the first one is already dry, and the image comes out perfect.