Wendy Cevola - New colors of the Frank mug by Frankoma now available. - Other Crafts

S swizzle Tiki Socialite Melbourne,Australia Joined: Jun 03, 2007 Posts: 1449	S swizzle Posted posted on Thu, Sep 27, 2012 4:24 AM OK Wendy, i'm not sure if you want my response at all as all these opinions might just be making it harder to decide, but here it goes. Although i quite liked the way you painted the hut in the very first picture you posted i think it's best that you leave the mug plain. That glaze combination is great and works as is. I believe that the only way to do the sculpt any justice is to paint it like a painting you would do on canvas, i.e. with multiple colours, shading and heaps of detail. Obviously painting one mug like that might not be an issue, but to do however many it is you have i understand that that is just not feasible. So unless you go with the suggestion of what some of the other members have said about leaving it up to the individual about whether they want it painted or not, i'd leave it alone. You have more than enough work to do. :D

OK Wendy, i'm not sure if you want my response at all as all these opinions might just be making it harder to decide, but here it goes.

Although i quite liked the way you painted the hut in the very first picture you posted i think it's best that you leave the mug plain. That glaze combination is great and works as is. I believe that the only way to do the sculpt any justice is to paint it like a painting you would do on canvas, i.e. with multiple colours, shading and heaps of detail. Obviously painting one mug like that might not be an issue, but to do however many it is you have i understand that that is just not feasible.

So unless you go with the suggestion of what some of the other members have said about leaving it up to the individual about whether they want it painted or not, i'd leave it alone. You have more than enough work to do. :D

Post #653558 by swizzle on Thu, Sep 27, 2012 4:24 AM