Nowell’s Mold #3377 - 3382

Paint: Nowell’s Showcase Colors - All New "ArtStrokes"

Brushes:  Golden Taklon by Silver Falcon

Technique:  Sherry L. Porter 

1. The following technique, giving the appearance of translucency, is to be done on properly fired cone 04 bisqe, for best results.
2. Apply 4 coats of a mixture of  # 415 Marshmallow that has been tinted with a small amount of #416 Thunder Cloud (approximately 5/1). 
3. The inside portion of the ears and nose are 3 coats of a 50/50 mix of #421 Flamingo and #422 Peaches & Cream.
4. Paint the eyes 3 coats of #413 Pacific Blue.
5. The whiskers, pupil and eyelashes are 3 coats of #401 Licorice.
6. Place a highlight in the eyes using a drop of #415 Marshmallow.
7. Allow time for the paint to dry.  Carefully apply a coat of GL 100 Ultra Clear Glaze; careful to not “open” the colors that you have applies.  Follow with a second coat of the Ultra Clear Glaze.
8. Fire to directions on label.

#3378

1. The following technique, giving the appearance of translucency, is to be done on properly fired cone 04 bisqe, for best results.
2. Antique the entire piece with # 415 Marshmallow that has been tinted with a small amount of #417 Hot Fudge (approximately 4/1).  When you are antiquing, you can thin this mixture down with a bit of water, if necessary.  Apply paint to entire piece and remove with a wet sponge.  Be sure to leave a bit of the color in the crevasses to create shadows.  Use fresh water to make the white areas as light as possible.
3. The inside of ears, are a 50/50 mixture of #421 Flamingo and #422 Peaches & Cream.
4. Refer to photo and paint the black areas with 3 coats of #401 Licorice.  The orange areas are 3 coats of a mixture of 3parts #414 Orange Sherbert and 1 part #407 Cinnamon.
5. The nose, outline of the mouth, whiskers and eyelashes  are 3 coats of #401 Licorice.
6. Allow time for the paint to dry.  Carefully apply a coat of GL 100 Ultra Clear Glaze; careful to not “open” the colors that you have applied.  Follow with a second coat of the Ultra Clear Glaze.
7. Fire to directions on label.

#3379

1. The following technique, giving the appearance of translucency, is to be done on properly fired cone 04 bisqe, for best results.
2. Antique the entire piece with # 415 Marshmallow that has been tinted with a small amount of #417 Hot Fudge (approximately 4/1). When you are antiquing, you can thin this mixture down with a bit of water, if necessary. Apply paint to entire piece and remove with a wet sponge. Be sure to leave a bit of the color in the crevasses to create shadows. Use fresh water to make the white areas as light as possible.
3. The pads of the paws and inside of ears, are a 50/50 mixture of #421 Flamingo and #422 Peaches & Cream.
4. Paint the eyes 3 coats of #412 Kiwi.
5. The nose, outline of the mouth, whiskers, eyelashes and pupils are 3 coats of #401 Licorice, apply 4 coats to the black portion of the body.
6. Place a highlight in the eyes using a drop of #415 Marshmallow.
7. Allow time for the paint to dry. Carefully apply a coat of GL 100 Ultra Clear Glaze; careful to not “open” the colors that you have applied. Follow with a second coat of the Ultra Clear Glaze.
8. Fire to directions on label.

#3380

1. The following technique, giving the appearance of translucency, is to be done on properly fired cone 04 bisqe, for best results.
2. Brush on 3 coats of #408 Toffee, that has been tinited with 1 part #414  Orange Sherbert.  With a damp sponge wipe color away from muzzle area, pads of his paws, the eyebrow and eye area and the inside of the ears.
3. Apply 2 coats of stripes using #407 Cinnamon.
4. Apply 3 coats of #412 Kiwi to the eyes.
5. The pads of the paws are a 50/50 mixture of #421 Flamingo and #422 Peaches & Cream.
6. The nose, outline of the mouth, whiskers, eyelashes and pupils are #401 Licorice..
7. Place a highlight in the eyes using a drop of #415 Marshmallow.
8. Allow time for the paint to dry.  Carefully apply a coat of GL 100 Ultra Clear Glaze; careful to not “open” the colors that you have applied.  Follow with a second coat of the Ultra Clear Glaze.
9. Fire to directions on label.

#3381

1. The following technique, giving the appearance of translucency, is to be done on properly fired cone 04 bisqe, for best results.
2. Antique the entire piece with # 415 Marshmallow that has been tinted with a small amount of #417 Hot Fudge (approximately 4/1).  When you are antiquing, you can thin this mixture down with a bit of water, if necessary.  Apply paint to entire piece and remove with a wet sponge.  Be sure to leave a bit of the color in the crevasses to create shadows.  Use fresh water to make the white areas as light as possible.
3. Apply 2 coats of #417 Hot Fudge to the bottom half of the legs and to the paws.
4. Apply 2 coats of #402 Root Beer to the back of the ears and the tails.  Blend 1 coat of this color above the Hot Fudge portion of the legs.
5. The inside portion of the ears is 3 coats of a 50/50 mix of #421 Flamingo and #422 Peaches & Cream.
6. Paint the eyes 3 coats of #413 Pacific Blue.
7. The nose, whiskers, pupil and eyelashes are 3 coats of #401 Licorice.
8. Place a highlight in the eyes using a drop of #415 Marshmallow.
9. Allow time for the paint to dry.  Carefully apply a coat of GL 100 Ultra Clear Glaze; careful to not “open” the colors that you have applied.  Follow with a second coat of the Ultra Clear Glaze.
10. Fire to directions on label.

#3382

1. The following technique, giving the appearance of translucency, is to be done on properly fired cone 04 bisqe, for best results.
2. Apply 3 coats of #416 Thunder Cloud to entire piece. Using a damp sponge, refer to photo and remove paint to make light areas. You may need to wipe the lighter areas a couple of time to get a lighter affect. 
3. The pads of the paws and inside of ears, are a 50/50 mixture of #421 Flamingo and #422 Peaches & Cream.
4. Paint the eyes 3 coats of #412 Kiwi.
5. The nose, outline of the mouth, whiskers, eyelashes and pupils are 3 coats of #401 Licorice. 
6. Place a highlight in the eyes using a drop of #415 Marshmallow.
7. Allow time for the paint to dry. Carefully apply a coat of GL 100 Ultra Clear Glaze; careful to not “open” the colors that you have applied. Follow with a second coat of the Ultra Clear Glaze.
8. Fire to directions on label.