This tribal wall clock will add a touch of tradition to the walls of your homes.
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This tribal wall clock will add a touch of tradition to the walls of your homes.
Fevicryl Acrylic Colours - Chrome Yellow 03, Crimson 04, Orange 17, White 27, Fevicryl Sparkling Pearl Colour - Poppy Red 901, Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue, Fine Art Brushes, Colour Palette .A4 Sized Tracing Paper, Mount Board, Clock Mechanism, Hooks, White Carbon Paper, Pencil, Black Fabric
Take a reference image of a Theyyam dancers face from the net You may take other references as per your choice
Trace the outline of the face on a tracing paper in the size of about 9 inches long and proportionately wide
Draw a circle of about 10 inches in diameter on a black fabric Trace the outlines of the face in the centre of the circle drawn on the black fabric
Colour the face in a lighter shade of orange made by mixing Acrylic Colours - Orange and White leaving the areas unpainted for the eyes, ears and lips
Colour the white areas of the eyes using Acrylic Colour – White The eye balls in black fabric Highlight the eyeballs with a dot of Acrylic Colour - White Paint the design on the face finely with Acrylic Colours – Crimson and Chrome Yellow Leave it to dry
Add more details in the design using Acrylic Colours – Crimson and Chrome Yellow Colour the head gear using Acrylic Colour – White in the dry brush technique
Complete the head gear by giving short strokes of Acrylic Colour - Orange Highlight the white portion of the head gear with few dry brush strokes in Chrome Yellow Leave it to dry
Cut a circle from a mount board with a diameter of 9'' Also cut the painted black fabric along the circle drawn Stretch and paste the fabric on the mount board using No Stitch Fabric Glue Fix the hooks and the clock mechanism using No Stitch Fabric Glue Leave it to dry