The Princess Project

[Uftaki]

She's so pretty!

 

[Sassarazzmadazzles]

I am so happy

I receive her today, @darklys surprised me by winning this pony for me! It was a complete surprise and I was so shocked! Thank you so much again darklys

And @Twinkle-eye she is so so gorgeous, she’s going to be absolutely loved forever!



Sorry, my room has crappy yellow lighting, so she looks a little off in the photos. But she’s so gorgeous in real life

 

[Neelah]

Oh wow that Christmas pony is gorgeous!!

 

[LNS]

Gorgeous, gorgeous Christmas girl! She's amazing.

 

[Twinkle-eye]

Making a Prince hopefully

 

[NovelNerd]

I am so happy

I receive her today, @darklys surprised me by winning this pony for me! It was a complete surprise and I was so shocked! Thank you so much again darklys

And @Twinkle-eye she is so so gorgeous, she’s going to be absolutely loved forever!

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Sorry, my room has crappy yellow lighting, so she looks a little off in the photos. But she’s so gorgeous in real life

What a sweet gift!

 

[Rebeldream]

Beautifully done work! And what a sweet gift!!

 

[SoSoftClaire]

Some are just silver, but yeah there are pink or gold tinted ones. I am thinking of trying some diluted glass paint or something.

I think casting for the barette is possible. Thinner parts of the resin can bend. Not sure how it would hold up over time, though.

I know this is from a while ago, but it is the first time I'm seeing this. I am floored. So creative, so much skill and exploration has gone into this. The outcome is simply magical.

Thank you for sharing!

I have two questions:
1) Did you ever end up experimenting with the glass paint overtop the chrome paint? How did it turn out, if so?
2) Did you cast that princess damsel hat next to the Princess Peachy? How did you create the mold? That seems really difficult!

 

[littlereader]

Talented

 

[Toilandtrouble123]

For the chrome, I'm waiting for payday to order silver chrome paint pen and then see if a nail art silver chrome powder on top would do the trick, for a similar Princess project I have coming up. Maybe it could work for you too?

 

[Twinkle-eye]

I know this is from a while ago, but it is the first time I'm seeing this. I am floored. So creative, so much skill and exploration has gone into this. The outcome is simply magical.

Thank you for sharing!

I have two questions:
1) Did you ever end up experimenting with the glass paint overtop the chrome paint? How did it turn out, if so?
2) Did you cast that princess damsel hat next to the Princess Peachy? How did you create the mold? That seems really difficult!

I haven't tried the glass paint yet, I fell out of ponies for awhile after because I wasn't well. I have a couple of baits waiting for royalizing, though! I will need to see if their colour scheme allows it!

I did cast the hat, yes, it was a massive pain in the rear XD It was fiddly because it needed an internal part to make it hollow, and I made the mould out of silicone.

For the chrome, I'm waiting for payday to order silver chrome paint pen and then see if a nail art silver chrome powder on top would do the trick, for a similar Princess project I have coming up. Maybe it could work for you too?

I don't see why both would be necessary. I think the trick is to just make the surface as smooth as possible, you get a better reflection that way.

 

[Toilandtrouble123]

I haven't tried the glass paint yet, I fell out of ponies for awhile after because I wasn't well. I have a couple of baits waiting for royalizing, though! I will need to see if their colour scheme allows it!

I did cast the hat, yes, it was a massive pain in the rear XD It was fiddly because it needed an internal part to make it hollow, and I made the mould out of silicone.



I don't see why both would be necessary. I think the trick is to just make the surface as smooth as possible, you get a better reflection that way.

I've used similar paint pens as a primer before, as well as doing a base coat before applying pigment powders for other crafty projects, but I guess it'll depend on what medium you're using, whether it's polymer clay/plaster/acrylic/resin.