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Monday, 13 January 2014
Operation Write Home sketch 06
Topic: Sketch Challenge

Sometimes a sketch just hollers out what it wants to be! Such was the case with OWH sketch 96:

When I saw this I immediately thought of a paneled door with a wreath on it. The effort was all in execution.

I had an awesome woodgrain scrap and cut that up into the 4 panels. Since I did not have any more for the door base I created some on glossy paper with ink pads and markers. It did not have to be precise because so little of it shows in the end.

I used a scoring board to score 1/8" from all the edges of the panels and turned them back to crease. I had to clip the corners so they would not wrinkle or bunch up.  Each panel got a full coverage of foam tape on the back and was adhered to the door base. I then used alcohol markers in warm greys to shadow the sides of the panels (Copic W7 for right and bottom, Copic W5 for left and top).

The wreath is a clear sticker adhered to a green printed background and trimmed out. The same green was used to back the clear text sticker.

 

I added tiny green rhinestones to the wreat as a finishing touch.

Ddd


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 12:01 AM PST

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