• A transparent menu on a plate next to a glassing where "Aloha" is written and a pink Flamingo is painted.

Tropic like it's hot

A transparent menu card on a plate.
Combine foil with porcelain to create a fascinating layer effect.
You can draw on a wide range of surfaces using Metallics. This lets you create an entire set of table decorations in the same theme. Be creative and experiment with a whole host of surfaces! For example, how about using slate serving platters with handwriting or leaves instead of place cards made of paper?

From smudge-proof to waterproof

An embellished bowl in an oven.
30 mins at 160°C
To ensure that water doesn't dampen your summer party, you should set the painting on your art pieces by placing them in an oven at 160°C for 30 minutes. You should only wash your works of art by hand rather than in a dishwasher to keep them in good condition for a long time.
A light bulb next to painted tree leaves.

Good to know

Materials such as glass can break when the temperature changes too quickly! To set the colours, you should therefore place your art pieces in an unheated oven before turning it on.

This will allow the material to adjust gradually to the temperature.