This snowy woodsy scene was inspired by Robert Frost's poem "Stopping by
Woods on a Snowy Evening." I taught it for many years in my classroom
and even since then on occasions when I am caught in a quiet, tranquil
moment alone, or when I have miles to go before I sleep.
Here is the poem that inspired this piece:
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
I painted the Salvaged Deer with Distress Paint - the antlers are Brushed Corduroy and Pumice Stone and the body is Vintage Photo and Pumice Stone. The chest is Picket Fence and the hooves are Black Soot and Pumice Stone.
To the Pinecones I added some Picket Fence Distress Paint and then some Snowfall Grit Paste.
The final touch was to add some of the twigs from the broom found in the Graveyard pack from the Halloween Idea-ology.
As far as the dome goes, I trimmed the top corners of a snowy transparency from the Christmas Baseboards pack and attached it with score tape. Then I cut a 1/2" piece of the worn plaid paper from the Christmas Backdrops. The Christmas Greetings board was from the layers pack, and the snowflake was from the Christmas Figure Stands.
Thank you so much for stopping by and I want to wish you a very happy holiday making season!
Tami
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1 comment:
Happy Thanksgiving, thank you for sharing the poem. Loved it! I really like how you colored the reindeer, he looks realistic that way. Great dome, now to watch the video....
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