Whilst I am waiting with baited breath to see the pictures taken by the professional photographer I thought I'd share some pics I took to show Jenni of Sparklewren how the panels were progressing.
at this point we decided to make the charcoal a fissure so I began to fill in the top left with textured gold. this also helped to make a more natural shape as I felt the slope was looking too even and unnatural.
at this point we decided to make the charcoal a fissure so I began to fill in the top left with textured gold. this also helped to make a more natural shape as I felt the slope was looking too even and unnatural.
It turned out great!
ReplyDeleteI just love how you make the gold look so organic.
Lucky Jenni, she is!
Thank you so much Ann. Keeping it organic is something very important to me so I'm glad that comes across. I did deliberate over tearing the leaf to start with to make it even more so, but it seems to work even when you can still see the squares on the larger areas . It's really nice to have my bedroom back to normal, but I do miss them when they go!
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