Textured wall clock.
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Textured wall clock.
Fevicryl Acrylic Colour – Black 02, White 27 Fevicol MR, Fine Art Brushes, Palette. Earthen Tawa, Small Mirrors
Apply a thin coat of Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue on the MDF clock. Immediately apply a coat of Fevicryl Terracotta Primer and texture different areas by dabing sponge, creating patterns with fork or just by tapping fingers on it. To make mask, cut the disposable glass vertically and stick it on the clock using Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue. Leave to dry completely.
Take Fevicryl Shilpkar, mix the resin base and hardener evenly to form even dough. You may sprinkle little talcum powder on your hands to avoid sticking.
To make facial features on the mask, take Shilpkar dough and roll it in thin coils. Stick these coils using Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue to form, eyes, eyebrows, turban, nose, moustache, lips etc. Make 12 small flat leaves using Shilpkar dough for the clock numbers and stick them on the clock using Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue. Mark finer details using paper cutter. Leave to harden.
Paint the clock using Fevicryl Acrylic Colour- Indian Red, Chrome Yellow and Black. Paint tree branches using Fevicryl Acrylic Colour- Black. Leave to dry.
Sponge dab Fevicryl Pearl Metallic Colour- Gold to highlight the textures. Leave to dry.
Apply 2-3 coats of Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue on the whole piece to get a glossy look. Leave to dry.
Fix the clock machine and hands.