SEASIDE COTTAGE
An overcast day at the beach. Just off-camera to the left are seagulls frolicking on the shore. The roof uses the HGWalls technique except I used cardstock for a tile look…
Here’s the basic shell with windows, door frame, edges glued on. It was then just a matter of my usual filling in with spackle/filler. I then added a second door frame for depth. Once dry, I decided to make the finished surface look more uneven so I applied a dryer spackle mix (much less paint added) to the walls in small wads which were smushed and blended in with my finger. All in all, I like the way the building came out. I can smell the ocean breeze.
It's adorable!
ReplyDeleteAll of us by the sea are adorable. Thanks! -d.
DeleteDarrell- fantastic building, and wonderful tutorial! I am guessing that the lighthouse is next (hint hint)
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Thomas
Thanks, my friend! A lighthouse has been on my To Do list for awhile. But before I make one, I think I'll show off some Old West buildings I made some time ago. And then there's the matter of a couple of Three Musketeer buildings for our good friend, Mr. Price. -d. See you at Pacificon!
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