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Hi Friends
Recently I attended a Facebook demo class by Antonis Tzanidakis. He is an incredible mixed media artist. last year he was in India doing workshops and I was lucky to have attended his Delhi workshop. Now a days due to the Covid 19 situation , it is difficult to travel and also to get any kits and he is conducting workshops on You Tube and private Facebook groups . This project is titled Mr 'T' and I used mostly his techniques and some improvisation at my end.......... enjoy the pics, some in process pics and some detail shots ..........
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The right hand bottom composition was changed as I thought it was too big and the clocks etc were replaced with a steampunk heart mounted on a broken compass piece..........
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The big clock you see in the pic above in the right hand bottom corner was later changed to a steampunk textured heart ........
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I have used a laser print out for the focal image and DecoArt Fluid acrylics , DecoArt Crackle paste transparent, various chipboard and resin molds and some findings .........
Do hope you all like this :)
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Wow,Suman,this Is stunning! Love the texture and the gorgeous grunge, rusty effect on gears! Brava!!
ReplyDeletethanks Giovanna <3
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing with us at SanDee&amelie's Steampunk Challenges. Truly a fantastic mixed media project. I love the way you have combined all these steampunk elements. Hugs, Susan
ReplyDeleteStunning work, great patina and rust effects. Thank you for sharing your work with us SanDee&amelie's Steampunk Summer Special Challenge!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of resin do you use for your molds. Please e-mail me since I get e-mail better on our farm. I have Prima Marketing molds and clay doesn't work with their molds and question resin or epoxy. lehill@mtida.net
ReplyDeleteHello Nancy , thank you so much for visiting my blog. For big molds I use clay ( any air dry clay or epoxy clay) and for detailed molds with delicate designs I like to use resin ( a local brand 2:1 ratio) as it flows easily in all the tiny spaces. I use an ice cream stick to mix the resin and also to drop carefully into the molds, for most of Prima molds one can drip straight from a paper cup too. thanks again
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