Lauren kept her table natural with copper, paper, grass, stone, and minimal finishing on the wood. The MDF shines from a clear coat of gloss poly. Her showstopper gets your attention and gives off a warm glow.
I turned the table on its side, added and subtracted material, painted two shades of blue, and topped it off with glass. The far end was constructed for magazine storage, open on the sides and top for quick retrieval.
Jake modified a plain wooden stool into a spot of sunshine. Colored tissue paper was torn and applied to all surfaces with glue binding and blending. A clear top coat protects and brightens the already vibrant pattern.I'm excited to see what other people have done! If you'd like to attend the Arts Jam event, see a previous post for more info and a link. See you there!
2 comments:
I love the "think outside the box" (or is it table?) mentality! They represent your personalities, too, I think: natural but sophisticated, clean and sleek, whimisical and fun.
Oops....change that to "whimsical"!
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