A rusty Timeworn piece.
Naughty Puck.
The light I have used is from a new range of goodies produced by Tim Holtz.
Dry brushed flowers.
Aged copper patina frog.
A rusty spider.
Steampunk aged brass crown.
The hidden battery for the lantern that lights the scene.
A rusty bird.
Peeled paint and dry brushed pillars.
A skeleton using the painted ivory technique.
A burnt oxidised copper rose.
Steampunk aged brass butterfly.
Aged copper patina bottle.
A selection of techniques, one showing rust runs done with pastels.
Another battery powered candle lights this scene.
A lot of photos!
The on-line workshop was amazing, I have placed a link to Andy's class in my sidebar.
Thanks for looking.
9 comments:
goodness me you certainly put a lot of work and thought into this, fascinating.
Omgoodness that's totally amazing. I knew it was going to be good but that's soooo stunning.
WOW! This is fantastic!!
Wow that's stunning my 12 year old has recently done a lego scene on Macbeth that we recently went to see and popped it on his blog - (linked with mine), so I was intrigued to see the Shakespeare reference. I've done the steampunk course of Andy's and loved it - really must check out his other classes!
I hope your daughter forgives you... she should, This is amazing Shirley!!
What a fantastic piece of art! I saw some pics of it on Andy Skinner's blog, and I just had to read more about it. Thanks for showing us!
oh. wow. Shirley!!!!! this is amazing!!! must have taken you forEVER. but so worth it :)
Oh my oh my Shirley how wonderful this is,huge amounts of work gone into this,well done you,and,a credit you are I think to Mr.Skinner!!Oh and i'm sure Abbie will forgive you,just watch she doesn't grab it and take it home to her bedroom XXXX
This is stunning, you're so talented!
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