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Love Reaps part 13

I watched him, I watched as he paced restlessly, ripping his hand through his hair. He was definitely not what you would call…a flower child.

I laid calmly, hands behind my head on the hotel bed. It was quite entertaining to observe him fretting over nothing…in my opinion that is.

"Calm your farm," I serenaded in an almost ghostlike voice.

His dull eyes whipped over to me. I shuttered, and hurriedly brought myself to sit back up.

"With you around, I don't think I can ever be calm." Daemon retorted harshly.

I lowered my gaze. He was trying to make me feel guilty. "Look, it wasn't my…"

"It was your fa

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Doing some paint experiments for our shop at the Texas Ren Fest - Imperial Armories Shop 211 [link]

I plan to do the Interior Walls in Blue Marble and the exterior in some sort of red/black marble

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*GriffinLeather May 10, 2012

Very cool. Sounds like the store alone will be a work of art!

=Azmal May 24, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

Yeah that's what I'm shooting for but its costing so much I'll have to do it in stages.

*GriffinLeather May 29, 2012

I do understand that. Keeping a budget is very important.

~Noniway Apr 11, 2012 Student Traditional Artist

Did you use a dagger brush?

~kingroger213 Apr 9, 2012

freaken sick

~MirabellaTook Apr 7, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

May I critique a bit? Having done many a faux finishes for set pieces...your graining is too "regular" to be truly convincing of real marble. If you can, use a long and soft feather and as you draw a line for a vein twist it in your hands. Also, don't make them look too even...it kind of looks like stripes. Other than that I love the effect! I think it will look great! (If I could make a trip to TX, I'd totally offer to help paint...I love faux finishing, especially stone and marble)

=Azmal Apr 7, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

Hey, long time no talk. Yeah it'll be done that way, this is just a first test on a small board and I know I've got a lot of practice to do. I could use some info on what sort of products I should be using. In my research I've turned up some conflicting info. A lot talk about glazes of which I have never used. And some say to paint a primer coat, then a basecoat, paint a sealer coat, then vein, then another sealing coat, and I don't know what products I'm going to need yet. If you know that'd cut down on some research time. Toss me a note sometime if you're willing to talk with me about it (or for quicker response Samuel@PrinceArmory.com)

~NefariousDrO Apr 7, 2012

That is so cool! I've used sponges to mimic a stone texture, but you've gone way beyond that!

*Treyos Apr 7, 2012 Hobbyist Writer

Pretty snazzy! Would look good on armour, too.

=Azmal Apr 7, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

Youre probably right

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