Hello There
I am back with my second Dusty Attic project for March and I have used the ATC Shadow box to create a shrine.
I have used a series of cogs and Ornamental chippy pieces to turn my shadow box
into a small ATC Shrine.
I love how the cogs and clock face give this piece the look of an old fashioned wall clock.
The paint colours are bright and I love the contrast between the ornamental shrine and the cogs and gears.
By cutting up the Ornamental Trim and Ornamental Pendants and spacing them around the ATC Shadow box gives a Mexican shrine effect.
Adding the winged frame to the front of the shadow box helps to add dimension to the piece.
Th picture above shows the beginning of how cutting up the Ornamental pieces give a shrine effect.
I painted a layer of gesso over the entire piece , once assembled, and then added some texture paste
to fuse the pieces together and unifies all the layers of chippy.
Supplies Used:
Dusty Attic Chippy
ATC Shadow box DA0823F
Winged Frame Set DA1343
Ornamental Trim #2 DA 1435
Ornamental Pendants #2 DA13650
Mini Cogs #3 DA3364
Jumbo Cogs #1 DA0232
Cogs #1 DA0001
Skeleton Clock Face DA1689
Golden Acrylic Paints:
Cobalt Teal
VanDyke Brown Hue
Titanium White
Quinacridone Nickel Azzo gold
Smalt Hue
Light Phthalo Green
Golden Gesso
Golden modelling Paste
Stamperia Mixed Media Glue
Tim Holtz Mini People
Tim Holtz Transparent Wings
Thanks for stopping by to have a look at my latest project
Until Next Time
Mandy x
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