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A timelapse video showing the creation of a canvas using mixed media art materials including polymer clay, moulds by After midnight, Acrylics, & Steampunk Clock parts Video Rating: 4 / 5
23 Comments
RachO113 | June 23, 2012
Art is a process and we all work at different rates – I generally work slowly too – remember this is in timelapse. What a shame our art teacher gave you lower grades for working at a pace that suited you, I hope it hasn’t discouraged you!
asorita1 | June 23, 2012
in art class I always received a lower grade for being so slow. You did this fairly quickly. soo soo pretty though. thanks
jstareyes | June 23, 2012
looks wonderful…..thanks for sharing your techniques….it is very inspiring!
TNTIV | June 23, 2012
Art that looks really hard is actually probably very easy…. Unless it’s like Kris Kuksi or somethin lol.
vampadythie | June 23, 2012
I am completely blown away! This is one fine piece of art!
GANGARENE | June 23, 2012
Time flies….boom boom !
moeturtle | June 23, 2012
Absolutely amazing!
BethanyKartchner | June 23, 2012
What an interesting and innovative use of materials! This is a beautiful project. You have captured my interest!
monirutru | June 23, 2012
So pretty! whta kind of paper did you stamp on?
katriina000 | June 23, 2012
man gan nepatiik
aftirll209 | June 23, 2012
wow..beautiful
alimberm | June 23, 2012
Wow, that is amazing!
SIRATJI | June 23, 2012
wow!!! Beautiful!!! Do you have one in burnt sienna or browns-yellows?
peculiarone339 | June 23, 2012
this was rally fun to watch as is the finished product to see! thanks for sharing =D
coyagerrawr | June 23, 2012
thank you (:
TruthSeekingElf | June 23, 2012
STUNNING! Thank you for sharing and showing us all the things you used.
RachO113 | June 23, 2012
The dragonfly mould is by Krafty Lady – sold at amstamps
coyagerrawr | June 23, 2012
Where do the dragonflies come from?
dpvaequitas | June 23, 2012
Its a really nice piece, I’m curious though what is the name of the song in the back ground.
TrueBlueSquirrel | June 24, 2012
I love what you did but it feels like you should have adde just the tiniest bit more othe metallic rust to really emphasize the steampunk
RachO113 | June 24, 2012
Sometimes you lose elements as a piece develops, and they were never inteneded to be the focal point, just a starting point for some background interest.
Osnapitzmeg7 | June 24, 2012
this is cool and all, but what was the point of putting the stamp clocks on under everything i mean you cant even see it?
nchollywood | June 24, 2012
This is amazing! I would love to just do the canvas with the pain! Incredible
Art is a process and we all work at different rates – I generally work slowly too – remember this is in timelapse. What a shame our art teacher gave you lower grades for working at a pace that suited you, I hope it hasn’t discouraged you!
in art class I always received a lower grade for being so slow. You did this fairly quickly. soo soo pretty though. thanks
looks wonderful…..thanks for sharing your techniques….it is very inspiring!
Art that looks really hard is actually probably very easy…. Unless it’s like Kris Kuksi or somethin lol.
I am completely blown away! This is one fine piece of art!
Time flies….boom boom !
Absolutely amazing!
What an interesting and innovative use of materials! This is a beautiful project. You have captured my interest!
So pretty! whta kind of paper did you stamp on?
man gan nepatiik
wow..beautiful
Wow, that is amazing!
wow!!! Beautiful!!! Do you have one in burnt sienna or browns-yellows?
this was rally fun to watch as is the finished product to see! thanks for sharing =D
thank you (:
STUNNING! Thank you for sharing and showing us all the things you used.
The dragonfly mould is by Krafty Lady – sold at amstamps
Where do the dragonflies come from?
Its a really nice piece, I’m curious though what is the name of the song in the back ground.
I love what you did but it feels like you should have adde just the tiniest bit more othe metallic rust to really emphasize the steampunk
Sometimes you lose elements as a piece develops, and they were never inteneded to be the focal point, just a starting point for some background interest.
this is cool and all, but what was the point of putting the stamp clocks on under everything i mean you cant even see it?
This is amazing! I would love to just do the canvas with the pain! Incredible