Memorial Day
Marathon Demo
Log # 1, 12:58pm Meeting Ulla and picking out colors and designs for today |
You are in "*g.MSATClayArt:1" ( ) auntyalias: Yowie Wowie, three Cams already buci131: heehee--Hiya NJ bonsaikathy: Hi NJ dahs512: hi nj auntyalias: let me get your cams open bonsaikathy: ok buci131: love that blue lotus buci131: I just finished doing a mini one from your last tute on it buci131: it's in the oven auntyalias: I'm falling in love with the hand blends auntyalias: with the eyeball iris and now this blue lotus auntyalias: I like the irregularity of it auntyalias: looks more interesting than doing the blend with the pasta press buci131: definitely works for more organic stuff, eh auntyalias: Denise, Push UPs auntyalias: LOL auntyalias: posing these figures can get us in a basket full of trouble, you know that don't you? dahs512: lol auntyalias: What you making Eva? buci131: heehee--well, as long as you know that Yahoo takes no responsibility for what people show on their webcams auntyalias: I see Linda on my chat list here, is that an echo of earlier or is she with us here? auntyalias: Rob and Melissa and the bun in the oven, Howdy Do buci131: she's still showing up so she may be connected, but she was going away briefly to clean her car auntyalias: Happy MDMD buci131: hiya Rob and Melissa auntyalias: Denise has butts in her cam craftingclay joined the room auntyalias: don't know whether to be excited or shocked. LOL auntyalias: Crafting Clay, welcome and what's your first name. I'm NJ heartlandimages joined the room buci131: hiya Rob and Melissa again heartlandimages: heartlandimages: can't stay long--to nice a day to stay inside--though being here would be more fun than cleaning out the garage craftingclay: Hi my name is Ronda and I'm still fiddling with this web stuff so if I disappear don't take it personal.8) auntyalias: No worries Rhonda auntyalias: Denise I lost your cam dahs512 left the room dahs512 joined the room auntyalias: ah that explains it, auntyalias: Howdy Faye heartlandimages: got a question NJ about your turquoise technique faye_shelton: Howdy, NJ. Loved that blue flower, Hun buci131: Hiya Ronda. Ok, NJ--here ya go--the mini lotus I did from your tute auntyalias: Eva, that is great faye_shelton: Pretty, Eva! buci131: I wanted a water flower for my crab tea scene auntyalias: but with lotus, it's good to pinch the petals so they are sort of row boat shaped auntyalias: lilies are laid out, petal wise bonsaikathy: pretty Eva, Hi Rob and Melissa, and Ronda dahs512: I'm doing rear ends buci131: we lost your cam, Denise auntyalias: I had to get her cam from the Friend's list faye_shelton: no butts about it auntyalias: oh let me change my status dahs512: my computer died buci131: ok heartlandimages: NJ, when you're putting the granite and the turquoise mixes into the blender, are they large or small chunks? buci131: I'll reopen when your'e back up dahs512: i'm up buci131: thanks, you're TV isn't showing in the chat window, lol bonsaikathy: welcome back Sharon auntyalias: Rob, they were sort of medium sized chunks and not mixed a lot buci131: Hiya again Sharon auntyalias: Yo sharonV shargoose joined the room auntyalias: Sharon needs velcro for her chair there at home shargoose: Hi again auntyalias: to keep her in the room auntyalias: What I am going to do until someone has a request, like Rhonda shargoose: Don't know what button I pushed but bounced off then on again auntyalias: is work on Rita Maid's eyes heartlandimages: k, I already made some better looking turquoise than my first attempt by using your granite mix, and chopping/mixing by hand, but was wanting to try the blender technique auntyalias: I'm having a heck of a time with them and I'm not stopping until I get them right auntyalias: Rob, do stop and go with the food processor when doing the turquoise auntyalias: whirl, stop, look, whirl stop look auntyalias: like that auntyalias: easy does it auntyalias: Rhonda do you have any thing you'd like to see? heartlandimages: my first try was straight turquoise and then painting the crevases--your granite mix makes a better turquoise heartlandimages: thanks NJ auntyalias: Mixing it like I do makes it some thing you can carve auntyalias: which I like rather than a surface technique auntyalias: just like the malachite auntyalias: do it so the design goes all the way through. I collected a bunch of turquoise pictures from clothing catalogues, jewelry and I'm making a collage to update the turquoise section heartlandimages: nod uyletyinen joined the room bonsaikathy: Maybe we should do roll call auntyalias: uyletyinen, what's your first name honey auntyalias: NoraJean, San Francisco, Just waking up bonsaikathy: we've got lot's in here bonsaikathy: Kathy in E. TN shargoose: Sharon V New Hampshire craftingclay: ronda iowa dahs512: Denise in Cedar Creek buci131: Eva New Orleans heartlandimages: Rob, Kansas auntyalias: uyletyinen... we would love to know your first name and location, please uyletyinen: Ullamaija in Helsinki, Finland auntyalias: WOW auntyalias: WOW and WOW again shargoose: Wow, Finland!! bonsaikathy: Welcome auntyalias: Welcome and it's late for you, so you get first REQUEST, anything you'd like to see for Demo is for you to pick shargoose: May we call you Ulla? Just for chat? uyletyinen: thanks buci131: Hiya Ullamaija uyletyinen: yes, ulla i am auntyalias: How do we say "hello" in Finnish? uyletyinen: hei uyletyinen: or moi shargoose: I can't type well and Ulla is easier for me!! Thanks and welcome auntyalias: hei, I can do that uyletyinen: auntyalias: so it's your day here Ulla, anything you want to see me make I'll make for you auntyalias: since you're on in the latest time zone auntyalias: tiger cane? uyletyinen: i'm just a beginner in this artform auntyalias: a figure from the beginning? auntyalias: something basic? uyletyinen: nj, basic please auntyalias: ok, let's kick this around. If you're new then everything is interesting. Let's start out with your favorite colors uyletyinen: anything... i´m happy with anything auntyalias: what are some of your favorite colors and do you like pearl shine, gold? bonsaikathy: Sharon pull up the cam honey and tell me what you think so far auntyalias: No...anything don't work for me. You pick, look into your heart and ask yourself auntyalias: what are my favorite colors uyletyinen: anything you like... bonsaikathy: Not finished yet but working on it uyletyinen: auntyalias: blue, red? Are you firery? Do you like cool sea blues? auntyalias: What astrological sign are you auntyalias: that'll help me pick for you uyletyinen: sorry... sounds uyletyinen: taurus auntyalias: ah auntyalias: anything from the earth auntyalias: gold, turquoise, jade buci131: Kathy--looking great! auntyalias: earth tones uyletyinen: yes uyletyinen: i like them auntyalias: wood grains, are you into miniatures? auntyalias: that also will help me uyletyinen: yes auntyalias: ah, ok, let's do some earthy tones uyletyinen: that's my thing auntyalias: burnt umber auntyalias: raw sienna auntyalias: black auntyalias: gold auntyalias: and let's do some wood grain auntyalias: it's only a bullseye jude (greatauntjudy) joined the room auntyalias: that is inbetween sheets auntyalias: and you'll get wood grain that has a knot in it where a branch started to grow shargoose: Kathy, It looks so good uyletyinen: sound great auntyalias: so Finnish auntyalias: you like light pine? auntyalias: or is that Swedish? bonsaikathy: Thansk honey still have to add flowers and glue everthing down auntyalias: Here in California we love redwood, with rings and rings, called burls bonsaikathy: see tigger up in the tree shargoose: Yuo shargoose: Yes, I ment auntyalias: We'll need these colors... burnt umber, raw sienna, white, yellow, black, and we will need to prepare sheets. That will take about a half an hour. I'll start and anyone who wants to clay along and make light wood grain auntyalias: I'm starting now heartlandimages: i'll try and drop in later bonsaikathy: Bye Rob uyletyinen: ok.. i'll be here shargoose: Bye Rob heartlandimages left the room craftingclay: okay I'll try see ya later auntyalias: Leaving out Rhonda? auntyalias: tooda loo and catch you on the flip flop auntyalias: I'm going to use pearl, because I'm a mica junkie, you all can use white if that's what you have auntyalias: if you're daring you can substitute the yellow for gold auntyalias: pearl for white auntyalias: burnt umber for copper auntyalias: and do wood grain uyletyinen: ok auntyalias: do you know what you get with wood grain if you use metal color clay? uyletyinen: : auntyalias: real mokume gane... it's made with real metals, done like wood grain, not in these bright pastel colors or translucents craftingclay: i'm working the clay up into sheets of their own color right not mixing yet .... shargoose: cool idea uyletyinen: ok auntyalias: the fast way to prepare sheets is to use a food processor auntyalias: and whirl the clay until it becomes a ball auntyalias: the you pull the clay, like candy taffy, folding it over auntyalias: and over, it'll be warm and soft and easier to work with auntyalias: then you press, stack in aluminum foil sheets to keep it neat and orderly auntyalias: and then you'll be ready to start auntyalias: and that's what I'm going to do right now uyletyinen: ok auntyalias: someone save this log auntyalias: since there is information on it auntyalias: thanks faye_shelton: alritey, Faye, Norfolk VA back from checking on the kiddies and grabbing coffee Hi everyone again dahs512: hi Faye dahs512 left the room dahs512 joined the room auntyalias: see the ball? auntyalias: it's warm, soft and perfect to pull like taffy uyletyinen: yes auntyalias: Now I will put in the food processor, raw sienna and a pearl, and a touch of yellow uyletyinen: ok auntyalias: we need to lighten the brown and the quickest way to mix clay is with the food processor taffy pull technique auntyalias: just the quickest, part of the Easy Breezy set of tricks auntyalias: and now I'll do it shargoose: Can you give us an idea of how much clay you use, NJ? shargoose: Quarter of a block of clay? auntyalias: hold on for a tick auntyalias: I don't measure auntyalias: I eyeball it auntyalias: when you make a stew auntyalias: you sort of eyeball how much carrot you need as opposed to potato auntyalias: right? auntyalias: it's like cooking, salt to taste auntyalias: also shargoose: I know but if I'm following along don't want to not have enough auntyalias: it depends on how much clay you have auntyalias: I work with quarter pounds, because I'm going to put a particular cane through the paces, auntyalias: cover a tin auntyalias: make pendants and earrings auntyalias: do some chop and toss auntyalias: make mini vases auntyalias: part of my process of showing what a particular cane can do auntyalias: and then I send it out for the newbie boxes auntyalias: so don't use how much I use auntyalias: if I use four or five big chunks, you use one... that's enough to practice the basic wood grain auntyalias: but I can't give you amounts, it would make me break out in hives auntyalias: LOL shargoose: good uyletyinen: ok craftingclay: cool I got it to look like lite wood color shargoose: Getting screen shots. Maybe for a tut on starting the clay auntyalias: Thank you Sharon, you're just a peach auntyalias: ok, all beginners GOT to learn how to make a blend shargoose: No I'm more pear shape!! Your welcome auntyalias: and I'm going to show you the Easy Breezy Blend auntyalias: but we got to do it while the clay here is still warm uyletyinen: ok.. thank you auntyalias: I will cut triangles of the clay auntyalias: then I'll fold them and press them once auntyalias: here is where we make our lives easy auntyalias: we're going to roll it up, twist it and press, making each press of the pasta machine worth 6 just folded in half, the twisting will blend the clay faster than just folding in half, auntyalias: it's a proven fact auntyalias: LOL auntyalias: so let's twist and shout and knock ourselves out with a quick blend auntyalias: that alone is good wood paneling auntyalias: just one press after twisting and compressing auntyalias: how quick is that already? auntyalias: but we're going to blend it more, same thing, roll, mash, twist, compress and press uyletyinen: this is fantastic uyletyinen: I hope I'll remember half of all this shargoose: Don't worry craftingclay waves at craftingclay uyletyinen: thanks shargoose: We keep photos and a log of the instructions uyletyinen: ok auntyalias: that's a fan fold auntyalias: ok? uyletyinen: I'm relieved uyletyinen: ok auntyalias: I'm going to press this into a ribbon, so pearl is at one end of the ribbon auntyalias: and brown is on the other end auntyalias: you know a jelly roll cake? auntyalias: just a swirl of cake and jam? auntyalias: or Sushi? auntyalias: same thing, just roll this up and we'll roll it up so the pearl is in the center uyletyinen: it's really amazing what you can do techi_mom56 joined the room auntyalias: So that's a jelly roll blend, that's a basic thing you got to know how to do in order to do a mess of other things uyletyinen left the room shargoose: Having a hard time doing log and shots!! buci131: heya nancy auntyalias: Sharon, don't sweat it, all this has been shot before, saving log is more important auntyalias: I'd say shargoose: Got log!! shargoose: I want the photos as I need the basics techi_mom56: hi eva and everyone...great turnout today....been doing some spring cleaning... shargoose: So as long as I'm taking them be happy!! auntyalias: Oooh I got a flash faye_shelton: Howdy Nancy auntyalias: with this jelly roll blend auntyalias: I'll show you how to do an ammonite auntyalias: it's nice with these browns and pearls faye_shelton left the room faye_shelton joined the room bonsaikathy: Ok I'm back and I just read back in the log and caught up bonsaikathy: Rob asked me to go off with him a minute, so he could ask me a question bonsaikathy: HI Nancy techi_mom56: brb...my doggy is mumbling at me...chuckle... auntyalias: Hey honey, just did a jellyroll blend and did the ammonite swirl, going to do another blend and kick around that light wood grain shargoose: Got to go. Log is saved so far shargoose: Pics also. Have to help Hubby again!! bonsaikathy: NJ when I did the faux wood I used the metals mixed with like browns and stuff, they were beautiful, copper for the red woods, gold and brown for the lighter woods, they were beautiful shargoose left the room bonsaikathy: Gary was so impressed he even asked if he could sand them for me when he saw them bonsaikathy: oh how pretty auntyalias: think auntyalias: inlay auntyalias: wood's just bullseyes, sheets bonsaikathy: that's what I did auntyalias: jelly rolls auntyalias: this one jelly roll press is yeilding some lovely rings bonsaikathy: I like the way it's pulled to a ring bonsaikathy: burls faye_shelton: sweet, NJ craftingclay left the room faye_shelton: ooh, what is it, Eva? buci131: just covered a quail's egg faye_shelton: looks interesting buci131: used NJ's chop technique for the sheet faye_shelton: how big is a quail's egg? buci131: the coin is a dime faye_shelton: pretty small, thn faye_shelton: thanks for showing. cool buci131: you're welcome bonsaikathy: pretty Eva buci131: thanks Kathy--want to open it and put a little scene inside faye_shelton: pretty pot/bowl, NJ faye_shelton: those colors, wow, nice auntyalias: I think if I blend black on one end of the ribbon I might get better definition auntyalias: still kicking around the technique auntyalias: the pot's cane got reduced too much faye_shelton: that's lovely, NJ auntyalias: going to do another blend and see if I can get a little closer to what's in my head icare4bunnies joined the room techi_mom56 left the room techi_mom56 joined the room icare4bunnies: hi auntyalias: Hey Jael auntyalias: what's the problem with your Mac access? faye_shelton: Hi Jael bonsaikathy: Hi Jael icare4bunnies: the yahoo messenger version for mac does not have that option techi_mom56 left the room icare4bunnies: I can talk to the group here auntyalias: anyone here on MAC other than Jael? techi_mom56 joined the room faye_shelton: not I icare4bunnies: but I can't join a group on the messenger program bonsaikathy: No and Karen had problems earlier too icare4bunnies: I never have been able icare4bunnies: it just isn't there auntyalias: are the MAC instructions on my site wrong? auntyalias: out of date auntyalias: I have no way of knowing because I use PC bonsaikathy: Karen says she does it through yahoo chat and then watches the cams on messenger icare4bunnies: yahoo doesn't give a hoot about mac users icare4bunnies: I can talkt to you here bonsaikathy: Karen couldn't even get into chat icare4bunnies: but all of you have a line through your smiley face icare4bunnies: here auntyalias: Kathy, the MAC users come into chat through the website and then click on Yahoo Friend's list for the cam? bonsaikathy: we sent her invites and everything icare4bunnies: that's what I do bonsaikathy: she said she couldn't get in that way today for some reason icare4bunnies: why do you all have lines through your yahoo faces? auntyalias: we don't see the same thing as you Jael, no lines through the smiley faces on my view bonsaikathy: none here either icare4bunnies: well, at least I can chat with you buci131: three of us have webcams on, tho |