I love to work on MDF bases in mixed media style with multiple wet layers, pigmentsand and crackle effects. MDF provides a far more stable and durable foundation compared to chipboard materials.
One of my favourites is the Moon. So far, I’ve mostly used this design as a fantasy-inspired backdrop for Halloween projects,
but it works for so many more ideas. Here, I used it as a background for a poppy field, which is blooming so beautifully here right now.
This simple laser-cut MDF moon became the perfect canvas for a creative journey where nature meets a touch of steampunk.
Combined with layered chipboards, rusty effects and gears, the design celebrates my love for blending organic beauty with industrial details.
Warm colors and delicate details were added to bring the piece to life. The combination of natural chippies like the poppies and texture creates a unique home decor piece.
There is something magical about the contrast between delicate poppies, rust and mechanical elements.
An eyecatcher of the piece is a poppy flower made from air-drying clay. It adds a beautiful focal point and creates a striking contrast to the flatter chipboard embellishments used throughout the design.
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