Hello creative friends! It's been a while since I've created an assemblage piece so when I was deciding how to use some chipboard shapes, that seemed like the perfect option. I wanted to make a project that looked like an exhibit from a curiosity collection with a bit of shabby rustiness too!
I started with a chipboard house as a base and used a piece of resist canvas as the base to create a sort of carnival theme. I gathered together lots of mechanicals, some mould pieces and odds and ends from my own collection including a old radio vacuum tube, then assembled everything together.
I used various waxes to highlight the mechanical details in the project and the base to give it an old shabby metal look. And of course added lots of rust paste to create the grungy effect.
You can watch the whole process here:
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I greet you with my today's project in a very unusual version. I made a kitchen board, but completely not in a kitchen style. I reached for beautiful metal elements from Finnabair and that was the main element of this composition.
I started by gluing scrapbooking paper from Finn & 7 Dost Studio, which I cut to the right size. I also used a sheet with elements to cut out with old text from the Butterfly Effect collection.
Later I created a composition using various cogs and gears, dry sticks and many types of fabrics and laces. I also added art peebles and art stones for a more interesting effect. I whitened the whole composition, and of course you can see all of this on our YouTube channel. The whole tutorial is already waiting for you.
Hugs,
Kasia Salmanowicz
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