Nov. "Together" Quick Build Illustration
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@EliaMurrayArt the details are amazing- the little claws and glasses- I love it!
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Oooh I missed these images! The outside window shot would be super cool as part of a book where you're slowly zooming in on what's happening inside. So cozy
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Oh my goodness! This is such a unique & lovely concept! I just love it! You did an amazing job!
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Oh my goodness! I love these threads of yours. And your bears have such cute expressions. This is going to be fantastic!
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Ok detailing detailing detailing!
Here is where I make the Christmas tree and begin some decorations!
These are little plastic eyeballs that I am painting with metallic paint.
The Christmas tree is made entirely out of green pipe cleaners, an absolute TON of hot glue, and then I painted over it with some darker green paint.
I've stuck the little copper eyeballs into the tree and am working on some more decor.
Such as this garland of copper 🥰
Getting pretty close to sharing the final set up. -
🥰 made a little wreath, hung some little stockings.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
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Too sweet! That is one cool idea for the tree. You have a unique brain, Elia ! That’s a compliment! These things you think up are way too cool
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@Coley hahaha thank you! That is some very high praise in my book!
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Oh my goodness, this is so fabulous!!
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@Rachel-Horne thank you!
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Do you keep your creations after you are done photographing them? I just saw your finished product in the All Stars thread and thought, "Some child would have so much fun playing with that set." (And some adults too!)
Laurie DeMott
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@demotlj Haha Thanks and yeah I typically keep everything I can.
And for this one I actually did use quite a few pieces that are kids toys! That's the beauty of working in this scale. I took some pieces from a vintage doll house and re-finished them for this piece and then built my own pieces to fit within the scale of the furniture. -
Here is a before and after of my editing process - so you can see just how much "post editing" was done.
This is what it looked like when I first took the picture.
and then - voila! a couple hours of digital editing, painting in the fire, the lighting, tiling the background wall paper, adding textures, removing blemishes, painting over the eyes, digitally adding in a third present because it felt unbalanced. Color shifts, saturation shifts, contrast shifts, etc.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eliamurrayart/
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@EliaMurrayArt awesome job on the build and the edits. The edits really made the bears stand out! This is really an amazing piece!
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@Coley thank you!
