HOW TO Minimalistic 3D Art | Spackling & Plaster Mix | DIY Tutorial | Nicolina Savmarker #plasterart

Hello creative souls! Welcome to my third 3D art tutorial here on Youtube :D

In this video I release my New Clay Mixture! With my new one you can build thicker spackling and plaster layers with minimal to no cracking, and you can save some time while creating your art projects!
I´ve never seen this be done before, so if you try it out. Please tag me, I would really appreciate it :)

You will also see me create with this DIY art crafts methods. With metal mesh, plaster bandages gauze, acrylic paint and a matte varnish. On my channel you can find how to do minimalistic 3D art, textured art on canvas tutorials and how to do fabric art with spackling and plaster.
I love to use recycled materials and mix it up with art supplies.

Please check out my other social medias for more tutorials and thanks for your support by liking and subscribing, you´re all so kind :) My next video will be all about how I blend my mixture and my clean up process! Thanks for watching :D

Products that I use:
Following links are affiliate links. It doesn´t effect or cost you anything, but I'll make small % out of it. Thank you so much for your support!

Air Dry Clay

Metal Mesh

Plaster Bandages

Gesso / Primer

Matte Varnish

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[samanthavanderveen]

i apreciate how you´re so transparent about everything! And your pieces are beautiful

[giri.goyo_yt]

Your joy for your creations is infectious. I get why you giggle as you say it's you being you. I often laugh when I think something is exciting. Or will be exciting... Great tutorials!

[snuggly_nook]

This is definitely my new favorite channel! Also, your voice and English is so beautiful and relaxing🫶🫶

[helenai]

It came out quite pretty. We can almost feel its smoothness:)

[gaillovett]

I’ve just recently found your channel and I have watched several of your videos over and over! 😊I love this one so much that I am trying it myself, waiting for the bandages to dry now. You do beautiful work. I am so happy I found your work!!Thanks for all of your great instructions and tips!!

[stariartandmore]

Love your videos! they are so relaxing to watch! would love some longer videos to just watch, it's like meditation! and love the way you speak too! ❤

[danijelac]

Amazing! Thank you so much for been honest and open about every detail!! I wish I could make that mixture right! I heve been trying for a while...thank you so much I love every peace you made!!

[jamietingey]

Just gorgeous. I've always loved drawing wrinkled fabrics. I love all the gradation of the values. They end up looking like mountains and sheets. Bit you, you sculpted what i love to draw! Absolutely beautiful. 8:26

[annaasker]

This gives me so much inspiration to go create! Thanks for the great tutorial 🫶🏻

[sarahjamal]

Simply love your work and the way you explain each n every step in such a simple way❤

[colleenguenther]

Absolutely gorgeous work! Thank you for taking the time to share this! So helpful and inspiring!

[jessierios]

You are awesome artist, thank you for your tutorials

[camillefrancoise]

Cant thank you enough for sharing your work tips and tricks 💚💚💚
Very appreciated! I follow you on every platform so I m sure I don’t miss anything 🤩

[Charlotte-wxjz]

I had never seen this type of art before but after watching one video lots have been recommended and it’s so relaxing watching. I find the end result a very relaxing piece of art. I definitely need to make some for my flat.

[Mystic_Light]

I suppose if one doesn't have plaster bandages, they could use medical gauze or cheesecloth strips dipped in a thin plaster mixture?

[ican]

Hey much appreciate your video. You have shown every little tips so clearly.
I was hunting same video since long, found so many on IG but no one was giving details.
Thanks a lot. God bless you 😊❤❤

[rosering]

These are amazing! I would love to try this myself and put my own spin on it. ❤

[ingtasy]

Perfect videos! I appreciate the clear tips and process and how genuine you are.

[TasyaLekat]

Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤ this calming my head too ❤❤❤

[LightWarriorPrincess]

After the white paint try an acrylic “pearlescent” coat. And then varnish and finish. I believe your art would look very very nice with that look. :)