Walnut Hollow sent us goodies from their
Creative Metals line, as well as blank wood canvases. I realized about half way through the week that I booked a LOT of projects. At one point I turned to Jeshua, handed him the tin and stump tool and asked him to make samples for and if he could teach the process to the class. I felt bad for just kinda throwing it on him, but he whipped this up...
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Once he got started, he didn't stop! |
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He went on to teach two tutorials to the cruisers on the techniques. |
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Mermaid of the sea. |
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This one he set inside one the the basswood canvases. |
Now, about the canvases!
Many of us turned them around and made them into shadow boxes!
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