Golden Artist Colors SATIN GLAZING LIQ 8OZ

I purchased this for use as a base to keep alcohol markers from bleeding through pages in adult coloring books. I found it very easy to use and put two thin coats just to be sure it was well protected. i was a little skeptical, but also very pleased that it worked great-- No bleed-through. Just know that it does cause the paper to curl a little. I weighted it overnight after it dried which helped with the curling, but it still curled a little along the edges. It worked great for markers, so I tried gel pens and colored pencils on the same page. The gel pens sit on top of the paper instead of being absorbed which leaves a shiny appearance on the page and resulted in a longer drying time. The colored pencils worked fine, although it did produce a grainy texture with the pencils. It still looks good, especially with the base coat of the alcohol markers. It's a good product, goes on easily and evenly, dries quickly, and produces the dersired effect. I'll keep in on hand from now on.

Produit magique, reste à savoir le maîtriser ! Dommage reste assez cher hélas.

Golden products always give the best outcome.

I follow a Canadian Artist who paints on YouTube every week. He recommends using Amsterdam paints and Golden Acrylic Satin Glazing Liquid. I'm new to painting so I'm still experimenting with glazing effects but it's a wonderful product. Not too glossy or shiny and it goes a long way. I've uploaded my version of the Glenfiddich Stag - Monarch of the Glen, where I used lots of glazing to get the colour changes and effects in the fur. I think this was the first time I'd ever used glazing fluid. I'm pretty happy with it.

Ich benutze das Golden Satin Glazing Liquid zum Grundieren von nicht aquarellgeeignetem Papier in Malbüchern um darauf mit Aquarellfarben zu colorieren (Inktense, Aquarellstifte usw.). Das funktioniert deutlich besser als mit normalem Gesso, das ja immer mehr oder weniger körnig ist.