Friday, August 15, 2008
Witches Graveyard
This is not the greatest picture because I don’t know how to use my cousins camera very well but my camera is on its way home from California! Please notice the scary eyes in the keyhole of the rusty backdrop. This backdrop and the rusty things piled up on the corner is from a doorknob mechanism that I took apart. The spider web and spider (plastic) were rusted with the new rusting technique that my son came up with for me. This is one technique that I will cover in the Halloween workshop. It is such a cool technique and only takes a few minutes so it is instant gratification. The little ghost witch is printed on transparency and then I cut the point for her hat from the background I cut away. I draped the cheesecloth across the back for the picture so that the little witch would her transparency but it did not work so great. I will try for a better picture when my camera comes home.
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11 comments:
what a fun piece--there's so much going on, it's a delight just to look and look . . .
it looks like you've been having fun with the Halloween theme. It's hard to believe summer is almost over...I enjoy looking
i love this piece
but i don't see the key hole eyes
:-(
would definitley like that rust recipe though
:-)
you are always an ispiration
thank inka
This is Way To Cool, I Love it and I Love Halloween, Great Job!! I started some Halloween cards last night ,just what I needed to get inspired.
Lynn
Both Halloween pieces are wonderful, Inka - such lively work! They both have me thinking Halloween in August!
This is such a great piece. Love all the things going on in piece. I keep looking at it and finding more things. Great piece for halloween.
I'm not big on Halloween, but I have to tell you that I LOVE this piece you have created Inka!! I love rusty things, and love how you incorporated the cheesecloth, the witch, the hands . . . I love everything about it. Great job on your creation!
You caught me in your web with this piece. It is great! Love the rusted spider web and spider. The stamped fence is a great addition as well. This piece would definitely cast a spell on me and get me in the mood to creat Halloween treasures!
I love Halloween! This piece you made is amazing! I might try to do something like that for my centerpiece this year. Thank you again for all the inspiration!!!
Teak
this is brilliant. The gothic railing along the bottom is the most perfect touch. I am definitely going to use that with a hallowe'en project now.
This is incredible!!! LOVE it! You're soooooo stinkin' talented; I want to be you if I grow up!
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