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One thing not mentioned in the descriptions of these paints--when you paint with this on a white surface you get the first color listed. In this case a beautiful rose shade. If you paint on black you get a gold shade. From YouTube videos I think each color option may have a different shade of gold. The gold covers black beautifully--no black showing through. Glad I watched the videos though because I thought the gold would be great on my resin frames and learned I would have to paint them a very dark color first to get the gold. The results have nothing to do with stirring the paint.
These paints are so beautiful - one color if you look at it one way, another color if you angle it differently. Plus, a completely different look on light paper and dark paper! The paint is very thick and although the jar is small they last forever. Be sure to keep the seal under the lid. It helps prevent the lid from getting “glued” together from the paint.
I love this color since I do a lot of vintage, antique look to my projects. I finished an antique subject birthday card and finished with accenting areas with this Opal very pale rose gold shimmer. Love this line
A very pretty rose gold color! A little goes a long way here so don't be afraid about using it! I used on a mixed media frame project and depending on which angle you view it, the color shifts and glows. Clean up is also a breeze if you accidentally spill some--which I did! :P
I love this color so much, I need to get more asap! perfect for so many of my projects, it's just so pretty!
Gorgeous, pearly & a beautiful rose gold. These opal Magics are magical!
You won't find any other paint like this! It is so unique and so fabulous, there are no words to describe it!
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Hello (again--I own a lot of your paints and I'm buying more--sorry for so many of the same question) is this paint flammable? The movers will not take anything flammable.
By:
TheHollows
(22-Sep-17)
Finnabair says her water-based paints and waxes are not flammable.
