Thursday, June 17, 2010

Reflections

We all know that you can easily choose what the front of a mirror reflects.



But did you know you can also change what the back of a mirror reflects?



Before Maria added that Zentangle, all you noticed was this burn mark.



But now it reflects something entirely different.



Materials used:
  • Antique mirror with burn mark from cigarette or curling iron
  • Sakura® Pigma™ Micron pen
  • Several coats of polyurethane
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4 comments:

  1. That is beautiful! I have been tempted to try that, but was afraid that I would smear the design if I put a protective coating/sealer over it. Yours turned out very well!!!

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  2. It seems if you use a permanent marker you wouldn't have a smear. I draw on wood and coat it with clear polyurethane.

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  3. Thank you for posting so many beautiful things (and so often!). Your site is really inspirational.

    From Utah, Bev

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  4. I just finished my own hand mirror, and posted a pic on my blog. Just have to pick up some polyurethane tomorrow to seal it. Drop in on my blog if you get a chance! Thanks for the inspiration!!!

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