Here’s how I made my Christmas Decorations 3D acrylic paintings.
I started by roughly drawing out the designs then cut them out. As they are so small, 3×3 inches square, each one only uses one layer of cardboard, I then used modroc on top to create the textures. Once they were dry I painted them with acrylic paints.
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Transform ordinary cardboard and modroc into your very own beautiful artwork to treasure forever.
The workshops will focus on using artist Purple Faye’s techniques with cardboard and modroc to get you to the painting stage of your masterpiece.
Participants will be guided through the process by artist Purple Faye and given hands on help to produce their own 3D Picture.
Starting with the drawing stage, then moving on to manipulating the cardboard to make it 3D and finally sculpting the modroc to get the 3D Picture ready for the painting stage (which isn’t included in this workshop).
All materials and tools needed will be provided.
By the end of the workshops participants will have created their own 3D Picture up to the modroc stage, which can then be taken home and painted to keep or to give as a gift.
These workshops are suitable for all levels, from beginners to more experienced artists/crafters. Please wear old clothes that you don’t mind getting messy. Bring pictures of anything that you’d like to make your 3D Picture of.
These are the kits that I’ve been working on, let me know what you think.