Season's Greetings Dominoians!
Welcome to DominoART's 24 Days of Christmas Festival!
You guys are in for a real treat coz Sandra Y joins us today for Day 10 to share another one of her unbelievably creative domino creations :0)
Santa Claus: I glued a half-nutshell on my domino, and I wrapped it with scraps of red tissue paper. The “secret” of this technique consists in adding some glue during the process, (like you'd do with “papier maché”). Two pips of the domino figure are the eyes, the others are hidden with the nose (half bead), and the belt. The hands are parts of a Quickutz die-cut. Eyebrows, fur on the costume and belt were made with textured paste.
Mrs Claus: She was created following the same process. I glued two half beads on her body - Yes, I know, I have exaggerated their size a bit, but it was by Santa’s explicit request ;D - and a little bead for the nose, painted with gesso first, then acrylic paint. I wrapped her with scraps of red tissue paper to form the dress. The fur on the dress and the hair were made with textured paste. The “Makeup” was applied with a marker.
The penguin (my favorite): A chess pawn was painted with black and white gesso. I then glued the feet (punched leaves), the “nose” and one wing (scraps of cardstock).
Surroundings: The North Pole sign is made of FIMO. The outdoor scene was sponged with distress faded jean ink, and the penguins stamps come from Third Coast Rubber Stamps. The snow is made with textured paste.
Here's a closer look at the amazing details Sandra put into her North Pole creation!
See you again tomorrow for more Christmas DominoART creations!
Domino Hugs!
Welcome to DominoART's 24 Days of Christmas Festival!
You guys are in for a real treat coz Sandra Y joins us today for Day 10 to share another one of her unbelievably creative domino creations :0)
Santa Claus: I glued a half-nutshell on my domino, and I wrapped it with scraps of red tissue paper. The “secret” of this technique consists in adding some glue during the process, (like you'd do with “papier maché”). Two pips of the domino figure are the eyes, the others are hidden with the nose (half bead), and the belt. The hands are parts of a Quickutz die-cut. Eyebrows, fur on the costume and belt were made with textured paste.
Mrs Claus: She was created following the same process. I glued two half beads on her body - Yes, I know, I have exaggerated their size a bit, but it was by Santa’s explicit request ;D - and a little bead for the nose, painted with gesso first, then acrylic paint. I wrapped her with scraps of red tissue paper to form the dress. The fur on the dress and the hair were made with textured paste. The “Makeup” was applied with a marker.
The penguin (my favorite): A chess pawn was painted with black and white gesso. I then glued the feet (punched leaves), the “nose” and one wing (scraps of cardstock).
Surroundings: The North Pole sign is made of FIMO. The outdoor scene was sponged with distress faded jean ink, and the penguins stamps come from Third Coast Rubber Stamps. The snow is made with textured paste.
Here's a closer look at the amazing details Sandra put into her North Pole creation!
See you again tomorrow for more Christmas DominoART creations!
Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN
Oh thses are so adorable. Love them.
ReplyDeleteCharlotte
Lovely idea I love them.
ReplyDeleteOh so cute love the christmas scene!
ReplyDeleteWOW,OH WOW,OH WOW !!!!! this is just so cute. I totally love Mr Penguin. Have a stash of pawn pieces, I am going to have make a penguin now, adorable. Never would have thought to make a little person out of a domino. Santa & Mrs Claus are just too precious, the detail exquisitive, clever idea to leave the dots as the eyes. Well done, and thank you for sharing x I'm inspired ;-0)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that you've turned Dominoes into Mr. and Mrs. Claus :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!!
Oh my...this is just the cutest Santa and his Mrs. I have seen. Great imagination and creativity went into this art piece. Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteROTFL at Mrs. Santa's boobs! Naughty Santa! LOVe this project. What amazing creativity! xxD
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