The tree trunk is graphic quilling technique, using brown yellow and black. I have used a combination of orange, 3 shades of yellow and peach for the treetop. I cut the strips to 1.5' lengths and then pasted them randomly into one long strip and quilled the honeycomb circles ( beehive method- check my link section).
The dark green and yellow hills are made from crimped paper. Folded zigzag to the length required and encircled.
The flowers are a combination of roses quilled with 3mm strip and star flowers of yellow with tight coil centres. For the blue flowers I used a scallop pinking scissor to cut 4mm length pieces blue 3mm strip and pasted it to a fringed flower made of 1.23" length 3mm strip. I fringed the 3mm strip slightly to get a velvety middle.
The tree is mounted at a slightly higher elevation as the root section is pasted on top of the grass and I pasted tight coils to the underside of the tree top in order to get the 3d effect, hence the shadow of the tree is visible.
All in all I am really thrilled with the outcome. Tutorial for quilling landscape is available here.
For all tutorials click on "Tutorials" under "In This Blog" on the side bar.
Wow! You've been busy. Very nice piece of work.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Did take me a while to complete it.
DeleteThis is incredible! Amazing piece of art! -Eileen
ReplyDeleteThank you Eileen. I'm really glad you like it.
DeleteGreat work. Great talent!
ReplyDeleteThanks a million
ReplyDeleteI just love this one! It looks like the tree of life :)
ReplyDeletegreat work. i visit your blog first time and i like it...you are very creative...
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Wow this is stunning ! The tree trunk is incredible I love it !
ReplyDeleteI am just a beginner but I would still like to invite you to my blog at http://adrianasquilledsecrets.blogspot.ch/ thank you.
Thank you Adriana, I love your work and am following you now.
ReplyDeleteoutstanding project! so bright, so lovely, the leaves are absolutely amazing! it's such a masterpiece, I'm so inspired and impressed!
ReplyDeleteThank You.This was my very first real landscape.
DeleteThis is cool.... superb art
ReplyDeleteThank you Gayathri.
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ReplyDeleteI think this is superb. Good piece of art. Lovely bright colours. Wonder how you put it on the background board. I can see the shadow. gives depth.
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