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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Portrait in Clay

The overall size of this pieces is 4 ¾” x 4”.  I used a crackle and transfer technique to age the image.  Click here for the tutorial.  The upper right corner and lower left corner are made from stamped paper clay, using the rubber stamp pictured below.  I just used the edges of the stamp and cutaway the other bits while the clay was wet.  Click here to see the tutorial on stamping paper clay.  The piece is embellished with brass findings (that I aged with paint), and images of vintage jewelry to which I’ve added crystals and Glossy Accents.

25 comments:

  1. Oh wow its gorgeous. Must see the tutorial for the crackle transfer. x

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  2. Laura, you are making the most fantastic pieces.
    it is fabolous.
    Dorthe

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  3. Woooow!!!! It's stunning work!!!!
    And the tutorial is fantastic!!!

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  4. Just some of the most beautiful work.You are truly a talented person.
    Hugs

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  5. Beautiful and I love the techniques you have used !!!

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  6. omg another stunner you are sooooo talented, thank you for the inspiration
    hugs

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  7. Oh wow Laura, this piece is GORGEOUS!! I've never used paper clay but after seeing this piece, I might have to get some. I LOVE this!

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  8. Laura Another masterpeice....Hugs wendy

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  9. Beautiful Laura! I love the aged effect you were able to get on this piece. I looks like something one would find at an estate sale. GORGEOUS!

    Elaine Allen

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  10. Laura, What a beautiful piece and a different size as well. Really really great!

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  11. Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for linking us to the tutorials.
    DianeD

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  12. This is truly old world vintage fabulous! You really rock the art you create.

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  13. This is drop dead gorgeous, Laura. Just beautiful!

    My "shootout" ATC arrived today. I wasn't able to see the little shootout holes in it from the picture online. Thought that was fun. Thank you again!
    Marita

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  14. It is just beautiful, Laura! Stunning.
    Hugs,
    Sonya

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  15. I am sat here shaking my head in awe at this amazing piece. Along with the wide open mouth and eyes, I look a right sight LOL.
    Hugs Joanne xx

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  16. This is seriously gorgeous, and your tutorial is excellent & very easy to follow!

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  17. This creation is divine! Love the techniques you have used. Brilliant!

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  18. Oh wow! This is so beautiful! I love all of the little details, it is simply stunning!

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  19. The berries are amazing. And I love the bird as well!

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  20. I want this stamp..doesn't mean it will look as beautiful..definitely gorgeous as yours but what inspiration to try.

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