I added the base, and painted the toy using washes of color, so that the wood grain showed through in places. I always add a heavy amount of dirt and aging to toys. I like them to look like they've been played with!
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Smaller Than a Matchstick
I added the base, and painted the toy using washes of color, so that the wood grain showed through in places. I always add a heavy amount of dirt and aging to toys. I like them to look like they've been played with!
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Dear Eliza,
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute toy !!! You did a great job aging the toy.
Greetings Dorien
HallonEliza,
ReplyDeleteWat een fantastisch kasteel heb je gemaakt,
Groeten Xandra
Hello Eliza,
ReplyDeleteThat is just sick! It really is very detailed for such a small piece. The aged finish is beautiful and really adds tot he charm of it.
Big hug,
Giac
It's so tiny and so cute.
ReplyDeleteBye Faby
Wow!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Drora