Welcome creative friends!
I’m totally in love with the latest Soft Mould ‘Seaworld’ from Stamperia.
The awesome seahorse in steampunk style was perfect for a new Art Journal cover in
mixed media style.
I combined the cast with a
Baroque
Flourish
as the mane for the seahorse.
Tips & Tricks
Today I want to share with you, how you
can create an amazing
steampunk seahorse as center
piece
for your new project.
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1. make a cast with air modeling
clay (I left out the gear)
2. glue all chipboards the background can
additionally be designed with stencils and modeling
paste
I used a gear from the
Cogs Frame
Set
and also the
negative
3. glue a bigger
Baroque
Flourish #3
behind the head of the
seahorse
4. now design the background first with
black gesso as primer and then with the colours of your
choice, I used Spray colours, Rust effect paste and metallic waxes
5. finally I painted the seahorse with
its beautiful voluptuous mane, for this I used simple acrylic paint
which was slightly diluted with water after drying I set some highlights with metal waxes
used Dusty Attic chipboards
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Cogs Frame
Set
Baroque
Flourish #3
Industrial
Pipes
some close up’s
Happy crafting!
Thanks for your visit!
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