Sculptural Painting of Royal Icing Roses

Randi Billings posted:

Insanely gorgeous and so beautifully done.

Thank you Randi 💗

Ryoko ~Cookie Ave. posted:

Amazing!  I have tried but I need some more basic tips of how to handle pallet knife.  Absolutely no idea....   

Dear Ryoko, I suggest you to search on Youtube ‘sculptural painting’ videos.Even if all works you’ll find are made with plaster on wood, the proceed is the same with royal icing!!! 

swissophie posted:

Such an amazing work, Evelin! You sure took this technique to a whole other level than is shown in the video. These roses look so real the way you textured (and I guess painted?) them. Breathtakingly beautiful ❤️❤️❤️!

Thank you very much @iSugarfy (aka swissophie)! They are not painted, I just added few dust colors in the end, when dried, to give a more vintage look to petals. Preparing colors is much easier than usual because you can mix gel colors with icing while working with the spatula at every petal. This gives a realistic and vibrant look at the flower arrangement 🌹 So happy you like it!

Cookies Fantastique by Carol posted:

Incredibly gorgeous dear Evelin @Evelindecora!!! I absolutely love all the wonderful detail. You've outdone yourself once again ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you so much dear @Cookies Fantastique!!!

The Cookie Fantasy posted:

Gorgeous!!!

Thank you 🌹🌸🌹

Lorena Rodriguez posted:

So very beautiful!!! 

Thank you @Lorena Rodríguez! 💗🌹💗

talia posted:

These are simply amazing! But to be honest they look totally different from link you posted.(even better though)  did you still use a palette knife? The leaves look a lot thinner. They really are gorgeous❤. I would love to see a mini tutorial from you as well

Dear @talia, in Evgenia’s video you can see how to work plaster on wood. I’ve been working with the same spatula but using royal icing. Changing the medium, consistency and thickness changes. Royal icing is also very sticky so the technique is similar but different at same time. To do leaves I’ve used same method of petals but put them in the support reversed. In the video is shawn out to put petals on the support but not how to create petals with spatula, the difference in thickness is also in this proceed. I am not going to do a video at the moment on this  because I had the permission by Evgenia to give a class next month in Milan, so sorry. I hope to have been helpful. I suggest you to search sculptural painting videos on Youtube, you’ll find a lot of ‘how to’ to learn how to use a spatula to create flowers 🌸

Evelindecora posted:

talia posted:

These are simply amazing! But to be honest they look totally different from link you posted.(even better though)  did you still use a palette knife? The leaves look a lot thinner. They really are gorgeous❤. I would love to see a mini tutorial from you as well

Dear @talia, in Evgenia’s video you can see how to work plaster on wood. I’ve been working with the same spatula but using royal icing. Changing the medium, consistency and thickness changes. Royal icing is also very sticky so the technique is similar but different at same time. To do leaves I’ve used same method of petals but put them in the support reversed. In the video is shawn out to put petals on the support but not how to create petals with spatula, the difference in thickness is also in this proceed. I am not going to do a video at the moment on this  because I had the permission by Evgenia to give a class next month in Milan, so sorry. I hope to have been helpful. I suggest you to search sculptural painting videos on Youtube, you’ll find a lot of ‘how to’ to learn how to use a spatula to create flowers 🌸

Thank you. I will watch some videos as this is really pretty!

talia posted:

Evelindecora posted:

talia posted:

These are simply amazing! But to be honest they look totally different from link you posted.(even better though)  did you still use a palette knife? The leaves look a lot thinner. They really are gorgeous❤. I would love to see a mini tutorial from you as well

Dear @talia, in Evgenia’s video you can see how to work plaster on wood. I’ve been working with the same spatula but using royal icing. Changing the medium, consistency and thickness changes. Royal icing is also very sticky so the technique is similar but different at same time. To do leaves I’ve used same method of petals but put them in the support reversed. In the video is shawn out to put petals on the support but not how to create petals with spatula, the difference in thickness is also in this proceed. I am not going to do a video at the moment on this  because I had the permission by Evgenia to give a class next month in Milan, so sorry. I hope to have been helpful. I suggest you to search sculptural painting videos on Youtube, you’ll find a lot of ‘how to’ to learn how to use a spatula to create flowers 🌸

Thank you. I will watch some videos as this is really pretty!

Rereading my answer to your first comment I apologize for all my English mistakes 😂 Please try this technique and let me know!

Incredible 

Evelindecora posted:

talia posted:

Evelindecora posted:

talia posted:

These are simply amazing! But to be honest they look totally different from link you posted.(even better though)  did you still use a palette knife? The leaves look a lot thinner. They really are gorgeous❤. I would love to see a mini tutorial from you as well

Dear @talia, in Evgenia’s video you can see how to work plaster on wood. I’ve been working with the same spatula but using royal icing. Changing the medium, consistency and thickness changes. Royal icing is also very sticky so the technique is similar but different at same time. To do leaves I’ve used same method of petals but put them in the support reversed. In the video is shawn out to put petals on the support but not how to create petals with spatula, the difference in thickness is also in this proceed. I am not going to do a video at the moment on this  because I had the permission by Evgenia to give a class next month in Milan, so sorry. I hope to have been helpful. I suggest you to search sculptural painting videos on Youtube, you’ll find a lot of ‘how to’ to learn how to use a spatula to create flowers 🌸

Thank you. I will watch some videos as this is really pretty!

Rereading my answer to your first comment I apologize for all my English mistakes 😂 Please try this technique and let me know!

That's ok! 😍

Always amazing!!!

Romy posted:

Incredible 

Thank you 🌸

Cool Sweets posted:

Always amazing!!!

Thank you very much 🌸

Wow! Beautiful ! 🎀

Nonna Mela posted:

Wow! Beautiful ! 🎀

Thank you!

Gorgeous!! Dear Evelina I want to try this technique a couple years but definitely have to,it is so charming and chalanging  with material like icing the same time too