PanArt - Altered Clock!

Hello!

Today I'm going to be altering a alarm clock base. I started by gluing down some metal embellishments I just looked around my stash for some fun stuff -- tiny bottles, zipper pulls, a fan from an old computer part -- you name it and it's fair game. Glossy Accents is really tough and perfect for this. Once I had them glued down I set the base aside and started working on the background. 

For the background I fussy cut an image from 7 Dots Studio Fortune Teller "Soul" and the 7 Dots Studio Fortune Teller Word Stickers  and used matte medium to glue it to the background. I love all of the imagery in the Fortune Teller collection so much! 

I also embellished the background with a little bit of Art Alchemy Metallique Steampunk Copper, Art Alchemy Metallique light patina and some rust mica powder. 

To finish up the clock base, I also added layers of Art Alchemy Metallique Emerald Green and more of the Steampunk Copper. 

I just love my clock base! I kept the back removable so I could change out the treasures that I place within. This was such a fun project and makes for such an interesting decorative piece in my home. I hope you love the project and find inspiration to start your own!

Mixed Media Place supplies:

Coffee & Art.

So far, February has been pretty great.

Unseasonably warmer weather.

Good coffee.

Art.

I'm the featured artist at Cafe Pony Espresso this month! 

I have 27 pieces of artwork on display - both original artwork and some prints.

When did I start offering prints?

I am offering prints of artwork that is not available otherwise. 

Any piece that you see in print form, is in print form only because the original will never be available. These are pieces from my personal art journals. Like these: 

If you're in the area and have a chance to check it out, I encourage you to do so. Besides art, the atmosphere and coffee is awesome too.

And what I'm currently working on:

To avoid cleaning up the art space, which is what I needed to do today, I finished this one instead:

Cheers,

Pan