There was still a way to go as i started to add more decoration - using the same method of route-ring out 4mm MDF
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Add caption |
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Getting pretty fragile now |
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Matching up all the fret work |
Now I had finished all the fret work on the doors i started work on the frame. I wanted this door to have and asymmetrical as is a common theme in Art Nouveau
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Frame was made from 3X1 on edge ( like the doors) and clad with 6mm MDF |
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Shape was cut out with a Jig saw. Extra support were added to the back of the MDF to make the frame detail stable |
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i added an extra 6mm border to the outer frame to give it a little depth. |
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more fret work design
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ALMOST THERE!! |
All the decoration to the door was done and i had attached all the hinges at this point i had fallen out with it and was very grumpy!!!
Luckily i only really had the painting to do so with help from the scenic art department i set up my spray gun and started to prime and apply the finish.
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Both doors open |
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Adding the primer |
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First and 2nd colours ( hard to tell in this pic) |
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Adding the darker colours |
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Deep red into the corner |
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I did not want a level gradient all the way up the door as i thought it would take away from all the organic shapes |
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I chose a contrasting olive green for the fret work - i had to paint these on with a brush as opposed to spraying it like the base colours |
Here it is !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I added a final little piece around the door knob and a faux key hole just to tie it all in.
I am pretty please with it... i lie i love my door there are as always things that i need to do to tweak it but that is just me!
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