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Picassiette Portraiture with Gila Rayberg
First Section
Introduction and Personal Interview for Picassiette Portraiture with Gila Rayberg (6:40)
Downloadable PDF of tools, materials and resources.
How to pick your reference photo. (1:05)
Choosing your substrate and tracing your reference photo. (3:52)
Darken the lines of the traced reference photo. (2:00)
How to add acrylic paints for the highlights, values and tones. (0:58)
How to paint on the tones, values and highlights with black and white paint. (10:10)
Introduction to the Tools. (2:18)
Gila's Towel Cutting Method. (1:58)
Beginning to plan the mosaic. (1:07)
Choosing the materials. (1:50)
Cutting and placing the focal point piece. (4:35)
How to mix the thinset. (2:13)
Creating the eye. (8:39)
Detailed up close of adhering the eye. (2:10)
More up close details of cutting glass for the eyes. (0:46)
Adding the white of the eye. (6:31)
Shaping pieces to create the cheek. (6:54)
Height differences and adhering the cheek. (2:55)
Creating the nose. (8:35)
Shaping the nostrils. (6:27)
Creating eyebrows and filling in. (11:11)
Filling in and building up levels of the tesserae. (11:18)
How and when to clean the mosaic while working. (1:35)
Making more choices and filling in. (10:29)
How to create the lips. (8:12)
How to create the ear. (7:13)
Prepping hair strands. (4:13)
How to adhere the hair. (10:00)
Creating the shoulders. (12:59)
Filling the face and finishing the hair. (10:34)
Continuing to fill in the face. (10:24)
Filling in the forehead. (11:31)
How to fill in the neck. (10:18)
Choosing the background and adhering it. (9:57)
Choosing the grout color and how to mix it. (4:00)
How to grout textures and different levels. (5:53)
Buffing mosaic and wrap up. (7:35)
BONUS! Endless possibilities of using parts of dishes
Cutting and placing the focal point piece.
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