Feb 17, 2023
Soft sage with dreamy mist background for this kimono depicting kaiawase (shell matching game) and kaioke (shell box)
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Soft sage with dreamy mist background for this kimono depicting kaiawase (shell matching game) and kaioke (shell box)
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Sofa table with pretty vignette
Antique Victorian Shell Box // TheGreatGardenia
Seashell by the Seashore
This is the post that I have been waiting to share with yall!
While I was in Boston a couple months ago, I picked up two, huge clam shells. You could say it was the best day of my life! I had to detach them because the joints started to stink. I kept the pairs together and painted them using watercolors. Using watercolors allows you to choose the saturation of the color into the shells. I like the faded look. After that, I added hinges back where the joint used to be. Eventually, I would like to paint the hinges. If you want to know my process or procedures, let me know. This was a little more work than I anticipated, but it was worth it!
*This post partially fulfills the requirements of BUS 3460
week seven 10-2-18
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Nautical display
Antique Shell Box. McDonald Marketplace. St Helena SC