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Thursday, October 21, 2010
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I've decided to use form cut aluminium (5 mm) as material and really work in a cut-out style. I've made several figures, put some scotch on the backside and now I'm trying different compositions and ideas. (yes, I think Snow White and the superheroes are here to stay)
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3 comments:
do you paint directly on the aluminium sheets? what an interesting idea. it's looking great!
Thereza-
I'm not going to really "paint" - I will use a company that uses special metal powder colours (fixates in a kiln) - a bit like you do with cars and bikes etc, but better than normal car spray paint. So I will cut out masks and have the company apply colours in layers masking areas out...
really liking the imagery for the wall it's so cool, what lucky school children.
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