Here's another one of those projects that has been a long time in the making! I bought a fairly naff looking clock from a charity shop for a fiver (if I remember!). It was 'mahogany' effect, looked a bit cheap and grim. Perfect for altering! I stripped back the varnish and gave it a coat of white primer before setting to work. I went for a rusted effect, I feel it has been salvaged from a shipwreck, it's gears are falling apart and there are bits of loose wire. Some of the objects that sunk with it have fused to it - I wonder who it belonged to?
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Salvaged |
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Fused |
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Dial Close-up |
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Rust Close-up |
The Rust effect is all done by stippling acrylics with a sponge, I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out in the end!
Thanks for looking, back soon! xx
1 comment:
The colour combination is terrific & I love teh idea of items being melded together - atmospheric.
Have a lovely bank holiday.
Paula (PEP)
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