Comment utiliser Goldfinger en peinture avec Carole Jury
Comment utiliser Goldfinger en peinture avec Carole Jury
Discover how to use Goldfinger gilding paste in combination with Georgian Oil. Add a fantastic touch to your paintings. Traditionally used in framing and gilding, Goldfinger is ideal for your painting too.
Make gilding great again with Goldfinger! Unique to Daler-Rowney, Goldfinger offers the perfect solution for the restoration of antiques and gilding, offering a luxurious lustre at the touch of a finger.
- Thinnable with white spirit.
- No signs of metallic particles or smears.
- Professional finish.
- Ideal for restoration and gilding.
- Ideal for mixed media use.
- Made in England.
In this tutorial, artist Carole Jury introduces a touch of luxury to traditional painting using Goldfinger, Daler-Rowney’s metallic rub-on paste, combined with Georgian Oil paint for elegant, gilded effects. Originally designed for gilding and antique restoration, this versatile paste becomes a bold statement in fine art applications.
What You’ll Need
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Goldfinger Gilding Colours (22 ml), a professional metallic paste range available in five rich finishes – Antique Gold, Sovereign Gold, Green Gold, Copper (Imitation), and Silver (Imitation). It works on surfaces ranging from canvas and paper to wood, textiles, and leather.
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Georgian Oil Paint or Mediums, which offer a seamless blend with Goldfinger for painting applications. You can thin Goldfinger with white spirit and layer it into oil media for added sheen and integration in your work.
How It Works
Goldfinger transforms ordinary painting into a gilded masterpiece. Apply the metallic paste using your finger or a soft cloth to add luminous accents and reflective details. It thins easily with white spirit, enabling smooth integration with oil paints. For enhanced durability and maintenance, you can seal the gilded areas with the matching Goldfinger Varnish.
Why It Matters
Goldfinger lends an elevated, luxurious feel to your artwork, making it ideal for adding highlights, decorative elements, or antique-style accents. Its ease of use and compatibility with oil mediums make it accessible to both hobbyists and professional artists seeking unique finishes.
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À propos de l’artiste
French born artist Carole Jury, who lives and work in Princeton (New Jersey) is both a photographer and an abstract painter and she combines the two medium of expression in her process, starting from photography and then transposing it to painting to create her series.