Time is a loop. The story of one man
influences the life of another. And the wheel of fortune makes them look
either into the abyss or into the stars. These thoughts and the new
amazing collection from Finnabair were my inspiration for this piece.
As the base of my work I chose the back side of a stretched canvas panel. To start the background I glued down some monochromatic paper with
scientific patterns both inside and along the wooden frames using 3D Gel.
Then I painted the edges with Black Gesso and applied a thin and irregular coat of the mentioned medium over the paper. This step resulted in a more even look and prepared the paper for painting. I used a sanding block to tatter the edges and smooth the surface.
Then I painted the edges with Black Gesso and applied a thin and irregular coat of the mentioned medium over the paper. This step resulted in a more even look and prepared the paper for painting. I used a sanding block to tatter the edges and smooth the surface.
Then I had the pleasure to play a bit with the amazing new Art Alchemy acrylic paints. They are shimmery and transparent while their colours are so versatile. I used Light Patina, Rich Torquoise and Steampunk Copper
which I applied with my finger to obtain a messy effect. The dark
background wonderfully exposed and emphasized the properties of
acrylics.
To start working on the focal arrangement, I glued portraits from a vintage photo under new Finnabair's Art Pebbles. I used 3D Gel which dries transparent and once dried, I trimed the excess of the photo underneath.
To start working on the focal arrangement, I glued portraits from a vintage photo under new Finnabair's Art Pebbles. I used 3D Gel which dries transparent and once dried, I trimed the excess of the photo underneath.
Then I arranged the composition of gears from new Rustic collection of Mechanicals. I have to admit that they look as if they really were changed by the passage of time... To emphasize the focal elements I glued down a central star from Barn kit and a few Mini Stars, all of them from the latest collection.
At the bottom I fixed rusty nails and finished the piece with two screws in the corners from Mini Hardware set of Mechanicals.
At the bottom I fixed rusty nails and finished the piece with two screws in the corners from Mini Hardware set of Mechanicals.
To add some highlights of patina, I brushed with a light hand some gears and stars using blue shades of Art Alchemy paints. As the final step, I splashed the canvas with tea to create interesting
stains that perfectly imitate this time-worn effect that I never get
enough of.
Have a wonderful, artsy week!
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