Doesn’t pan out quite like I thought it would!
I went to the big box store and bought a piece of nice wood
thinking I would cut it down to the size I wanted the finished pieces to be
(saving the cost of buying cradle boards.)
I bought molding to frame them.
Then I experimented to see if it was better to prime and
glue everything first before adding the artwork, or after.
I glued and primed one hundred pieces.
Then I commenced on the artwork.
The idea was to ‘transfer’ my faces onto these 4x6 mock
cradle boards to hang as another gallery. (Making a one of a kind, able to hold in your
hand piece of art as opposed to a digital file.)
This is as far as I’ve gotten!
It wasn’t quite the
brilliant idea I thought it was going to be. LOL
One hundred or not, I think what you have done is brilliant....especially like that you have the whole, incl. frame, the same colour. Really works :-)
ReplyDeleteI think it looks great. I also like the way you colored the frames to match.
ReplyDeleteOMG, what a job! But it was worthwhile, the matching frames look wonderful, a joy to the eye this gallery!
ReplyDeleteYour Rogue's Gallery is impressive. Love how the colors coordinate and complement the artwork.
ReplyDeleteOrsome!
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty good! I like 'em.
ReplyDeletewhat a great setup!! great idea for displaying your artwork.
ReplyDeleteIt's not? What isn't brilliant about it? I can never find frames I like and you have something uniquely your own. You've done good girl even if there aren't 100!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I wonder what their size is. You have an art wall of 8 pieces plus 92 opportunities for projects-to-come.
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