Antiquing problem–AAARRRRRGH!

Okay….putting a call out here for some help.
I have tried to find antiquing gel in the local Michael’s and the A.C. Moore stores in our area. I hit 2 different Michael’s and still the only thing I could find was a liquid, in brown, which is fine for right now, since the sculpt I’m doing is a brown base. But I would really like to find the kind of antiquing that can be mixed with a color for whatever color I’m using and preferably in the gel form. I had a bear of a time with this liquid the last time around, which ultimately ended up in my starting all over again on this griffin. 👿
I have 2 other pyo blanks that I had no intention of using the color brown on. Can anyone suggest something online that can be ordered?
TIA

Alright….NOW I’m pissed off. I finished that thrice-dratted griffin yesterday. Got him antiqued and sealed, all dry, and this afternoon I put him out on the hot tub cover and I was going to take some photos. In the meantime, I went out to feed the herd, and of course the next thing I knew it was a couple of hours gone past. I just went back out to get him inside, and what greets my eyes? A series of chips in the paint over an eye ridge and on most of his top claws. And I’m talking all the way down to the white stone. And they WEREN’T there when I put him outside. Nobody else is here to have touched him. So WTF?? AARRGH…..My husband suggested maybe he got attacked by a bird. I somehow doubt that, but….at this point, it sounds as good an explanation as any….And of course I don’t want to take pictures of him now.

This is just what I need also. I too had a hard time finding antiquing gel at my local craft stores. I found one that is in a tube, and is brown (probably the same kind tasgrs has). I need to get me some of this mixing gel though. Thanks, pegasi. And thanks tasgrs for asking this question! 🙂

You’re welcome…glad I could contribute something. 😉

Actually, the stuff I’ve got is liquid and in a small plastic squeeze bottle. I’ve gone and CAREFULLY lightly antiqued the griff, and once that dried, I gave him a coat of sealer. That was this afternoon, and he should be dry completely by morning. He’s spending the night in the studio/sunporch and I’ve sworn to myself I’m NOT gonna go touch him until tomorrow. 😀 Overall, he turned out okay, I guess. My husband, (who normally never comments either way on my artwork, the chicken… 😆 ) actually said he thought it came out much better than the first try. He caught me by surprise on that one. I need to unmask the eyes and then I promise to take a few pictures tomorrow and get them posted. I did use a few interference colors, and I did make a mighty effort to not over do it. 😈 He’s definitely darker than I really wanted him to be, but still…
I also started on my first kirin. I have an idea rattling around in my head that needs to get out. Have I mentioned those big scales are a freakin’ bear to get smooth with a brush? GAH! 😕 Maybe I’m thinning the paint too much. I plan on giving him another layer of base coat color tomorrow to even him out……fair warning on this one, tho….I;m letting the color-beastie in me loose on this one. 😀