jungle jom
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I can try a step by step
The frame is made from balsa wood 6"x4" and balsa trim for the edges. I used wood putty on the trim to give the melted effect. It is painted in shades of black, white and gray.
I used my son's poster not Angels (both can be found earlier in this thread) because my son included a dirty look incorporated in the image.
Now this is where the work is. The plastic is animation cell plastic available in artist supply stores. Both sides of the plastic are sanded to make it opaque. I cut the plastic into three 6"x4" sheets. I melted the plastic into the proper shape with a straight pin heated in a candle flame. The first sheet of plastic is closest to the poster and is the largest. The next layer of plastic is smaller so when you place it on top of the first sheet you can see the edges of the first sheet. The third layer is smaller yet letting you see the edges of the first two when it is placed on top.
I used watered down black paint smeared lightly on the plastic to give it a burnt and aged look.
I hope I didn't leave anything out. If I did just ask and I will try to clarify.
Thanks again for your compliments.
I can try a step by step
The frame is made from balsa wood 6"x4" and balsa trim for the edges. I used wood putty on the trim to give the melted effect. It is painted in shades of black, white and gray.
I used my son's poster not Angels (both can be found earlier in this thread) because my son included a dirty look incorporated in the image.
Now this is where the work is. The plastic is animation cell plastic available in artist supply stores. Both sides of the plastic are sanded to make it opaque. I cut the plastic into three 6"x4" sheets. I melted the plastic into the proper shape with a straight pin heated in a candle flame. The first sheet of plastic is closest to the poster and is the largest. The next layer of plastic is smaller so when you place it on top of the first sheet you can see the edges of the first sheet. The third layer is smaller yet letting you see the edges of the first two when it is placed on top.
I used watered down black paint smeared lightly on the plastic to give it a burnt and aged look.
I hope I didn't leave anything out. If I did just ask and I will try to clarify.
Thanks again for your compliments.
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