Hello
lovelies! It’s Natassa from Art Recipes and More and today I’m back with a new
project for Andy’s blog.
This
time, I chose a creepy theme, inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s “Dial M for
murder”. It’s been many years since I saw the movie, but you know how it goes. Once
you’ve seen a classic you never forget about it lol
So, let
me show you how I turned the packaging of a bottle of whisky into a grunge wall
telephone- secret mobile charging box!
As a first
step, I created a skeleton hand. I made the armor with craft copper wire and
built the bones on it with polymer clay.
Then, I
created a variety of textures on all sides of the box, with Modeling and Sand Paste
and a couple of Andy’s stencils.
I took
the biggest of Andy’s Acrylic Phone Dial sets by Tando
Creative and painted it by applying several layers of Media Fluids, Traditions,
Interference and Shimmer Mister.
I painted
the box, by combining Chalky Finish in a green color and Traditions Quinacridone
Gold and Raw Umber.
Next, I
applied some Americana Decor Crackle Medium, mostly on the upper part of the
box. After it
was completely dry, I applied on top of the medium a layer of Chalky Finish “Heritage”.
I
continued by dry brushing several layers of greens, yellows and purples in
various tones.
When I
was happy with the colors, I glued all the decorative elements.
Inside
the big box, I placed a smaller box as a base for the mobile to sit when
charging. I opened two little holes at the back side of the big box and on the
top of the smaller box, for the charging cable to pass through.
Below, you
will find a full list of materials I used for this project.
I really
hope you enjoy this one!
You can
find Natassa Blazaki - Art Recipes and More in:
Mixed Media Stencil 8”x8” Made to
Measure
Mixed Media Stencil
12”x3” Incognito
Chalky Finish Heritage
Chalky Finish Enchanted
Americana Decor Crackle Medium
Matte Metallics Aged Bronze
Traditions Warm White
Traditions Raw Umber
Traditions Transparent Yellow Iron
Oxide
Traditions Quinacridone Gold
Traditions Dioxazine Purple
Media Shimmer Mister Violet
Media Fluid Paynes Grey
Media Fluid Acrylic Titan Buff
Media Fluid Acrylic Primary Yellow
Media Fluid Acrylic Hansa
Yellow Medium
Media Fluid Acrylic
Interference Blue
Media Modeling Paste Black
Other supplies
E6000 glue
Craft copper wire
Polymer clay
Flat brush 1”
Flat brush ¼”
Fan brush
Palette knife
Small piece of sea sponge
Wow...can't believe my eyes,its stunning Natassa,I also love Hitchcock story....really you made perfect reality
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Rituparna
My dear Rituparna you're such sweetheart! Thank you so much for the kind comments!!!
DeleteLove your box, the colours and techniques and that skeleton hand is amazing. Great piece Natassa xx
ReplyDeleteAwww my dear Brenda I'm so happy that you like it! Thanks a million!
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ReplyDeletenatassa you will always surprise me... the idea of creating the skeleton hand is great and the result is just perfect. bravo for this meticulous work.
ReplyDeleteIt makes me so happy that you like my projects. Thank you so much for your support sweetheart!
DeleteAbsolutely fabulous
ReplyDeleteThanks so much my dear ❤️
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