Creating a Relief Painting with Mirror Elements: Irises

In this video, I will show in detail the process of creating a three-dimensional painting of irises. Unique materials were used for the work: MDF-based art board, acrylic paints, putty, mirror elements and epoxy resin. Every detail is drawn with love, and the shine of the mirrors and the gloss of the resin add a special depth and expressiveness to the work. Watch step by step how this colorful masterpiece is born, and find out how you can embody such an idea in your works. Subscribe so that you don't miss new inspiring projects!

Materials used to create this painting:

1. *Acrylic paints* – for painting the iris petals and the background.
2. *Mirror mosaic tiles* – colored tiles can also be used.
3. *Epoxy resin* – for a glossy finish (optional).
4. *Finishing putty* – to create dimensional effects.
5. *Palette knife* – for applying textured elements (or a piping bag).
6. *Palette* – for mixing paints.
7. *Brushes of various sizes* – for detailed painting.
8. *Canvas primer* – to prepare the base for the painting (I used acrylic paint instead).
9. *Canvas or wooden panel* – as the painting base.
10. *Mosaic adhesive* – for attaching mirror tiles (I used construction adhesive).