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[2009-04-30 19:18:32 +0000 UTC]
"Alicia Jalbert"
(Canada)
# Statistics
Favourites: 0; Deviations: 0; Watchers: 53
Watching: 8; Pageviews: 13670; Comments Made: 167; Friends: 8
# Interests
Favorite movies: Second Hand LionsFavorite bands / musical artists: Imogen Heap at the moment
Tools of the Trade: Ink Pencil Crayons Gell Pens and Photoshop
Other Interests: Art Cosplay and Fashion
# Comments
Comments: 49
An early happy birthday to you ^.^
Have you been hired yet?
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Thank you.
Nope not yet but my fingers are crossed.
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Really awsome I didn't know that.
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Yeah I saw it in the events, thats crazy. Happy Birthday! haha
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I loved your Red Riding Hood cosplay at AE! I was Edward with May I ask what materials you used to make the accessories on the hat of the Big Bad Wolf?
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I used Sculpey (Modeling Clay) mostly, well that and rbon and feathers.
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Cool, I never would have thought of using my sculpey for more than maquettes or beads. What do put on it to prevent chipping?
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To stop the sculpey from chipping not much, I just wait until the clay turns a slight brown color before removing it from the oven.
As for the paint I put on it, I like to cover everything with a fine layer of industrial glue, it dries clear and it holds everything together. It also makes metalic paints look tarnished or used.
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Industrial glue? I've never heard of that. What brand and where would I find it? Do you put the glue on before any priming?
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Any warehouse store will carry it. Normally itβs right by the spray paints in a large cylinder white bottle with a red cap. I just take an old paintbrush and cover the entire painted surface with it once everything is done. It takes a little bit of time to dry but when it does it gives everything a nice shine. I hope that helps a bit.
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Oh cool 
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Hey, are you a fan of Anatolia Story aka Red River?
Then join the new
Here you can submit your Cosplay, fanart or fanfic
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Thanks for the mesage, this group looks really cool.
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I'm all up in your front page leaving paw prints in your pageviews. ^,^
(is incredibly bored)
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Deviantart has been super crazy slow of late.
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Sorry about all that >.< Cant delete them.
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Many woofs,
I'm all up in your front page again adding more pageviews.
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You too ^.^ How have you been?
Have you decided who you are cosplaying as next year?
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Yes I'll be going as Serenade from Eternal Sonata, I like the challenge her dress offers.
How about yourself? Any costumes planned?
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Her costume looks challenging, but very pretty, Im sure you'll pull it off! I'm going as Lady from Devil May Cry 3. Her weapon will give me a hard time, but I have lots of time to make it.
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That's why I always start a year early on my cotumes. I just know you'll do a great job.
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Hi Andra ^^ nice to hear from you again.
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wait then... super sculpey.. oh! then you just make green ware then to glaze? where do you make them? do you have your own burner or you just use an oven?
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I found out the hard way that gas ovens make the Sculpey Bubble and Melt so I went out and got one of those small toaster ovens. It really works well since all my jewlery peices are smaller. Plus one of the upsides with Sulpey is tat it doesn't take at long as clay to cook in a kiln, nor is Sculpey as britle, that stuff can really hold it's own against numerous glomps.
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I'm all up in your front page adding to your pageviews.
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Thanks for adding me to your watch list
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How could I not? <(^^)>
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@.@ I thought you had been on DA longer... ^,^ Welcome anyways. Haha I found you. I'm all up in your watchers.
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Welcome to Deviantart! ^^
nice stuff
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