We can start changing the world on a small scale in our daily lives, by making life more pleasant for others, empathizing with people problems, helping to find solutions; then we can continue on a half scale, denouncing injustices, publicly showing our solidarity with the victims of any abuse; and finally, on a large scale, we can change the world by fighting against corrupt governments that allows or promotes injustics. All of us are outraged, and we must continue fighting for being listened, our lifes are in it, so we must not give up, though the media use to ignore us and talk about us only when violence erupts.
No need to be an "anti-sistem" as the media likes to say, to see how unjust are the options that governments offer, just remember what our Constitutions say or the Declaration of Human Rights to see that there is a better possible world invented years ago.
I show you the step by step of a scene that represents my solidarity with all those people who try to change the world. A scene depicting a local in an alley, a suspected dump where perhaps there is a group of people plotting a revolution.
To mimic the asphalt, I applied lack mica putty with a spatula, I bought it in a Fine Arts store.
La pared de ladrillos está pintada con varios tonos rojizos de acrílico, y una pátina final con esponja de acrílicos blanco y marrón muy aguado para homogeneizar el tono.
I made the bricks wall and the sidewalk with foam board, and I coated their surfaces with several layers of gesso in order to harden.
To paint the sidewalk, I applied with sponge, black and white acrylic at the same time.
The brick wall is painted with various acrylic reds, and a final patina with very watery white and bround acrylic to homogenize the hole tone.
La puerta y la ventana están hechas con diferentes maderas. Las he pintado primero en marrón, y después con tonos anaranjados y azulados buscado distintos efectos de óxido.
El cristal de la ventana es un acetato rígido con unos periódicos sucios en miniatura.
The door and window are made of different woods painted in brown first and then, with orange and blue tones to get some oxide effects.
The window glass is a rigid acetate with some dirty miniature newspapers.
I copied the design on the wall of graffiti that had previously designed, and painted with acrylics.
He añadido unos cables, un timbre, unos números grandes de madera, una lámpara hecha con partes de un bolígrafo y una campanilla; he añadido una bicicleta, una rayuela dibujada con tiza, unas cajas de pizza, varios carteles y un contenedor de basura...
I added some wires on the facade, a bell, two large wooden numbers, a lamp made with parts of a pen and a bell, a bicycle, a chalk hopscotch, two pizza boxes, several posters and a trash container, a stain of ...
Ihope you like it.
Thank you for being there. I'll see you on the streets.
Me gusta el resultado final, me encanan los grafittis y solo me queda darte las gracias por compartir tu conocimiento.
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Marisa
http://malugaysuminimundo.blogspot.com.es
Fabulous project and something just a bit different. I love the effect you have used on the door and the graffiti looks fabulous.
ResponderEliminarEl resultado ha sido fantástico y la elaboración cuidada hasta el mínimo detalle!!!!
ResponderEliminarHe visto la masilla de mica y me gusta mucho el resultado,había vito esas masillas,pero no sabia muy bien como eran,ahora lo se y seguro que compro alguna!
Y por supuesto que nos vemos en las calles,demostrando nuestra indignación,luchando contra la corrupción,defendiendo nuestros derechos tanto laborales como personales......nos tienen que oir!!!!!
Besos.
Me encanta!!!! es una pasada!!!! te ha quedado chulisima, y los detalles son espectaculares!
ResponderEliminaruna escena fantastica , me encanta, y gracias por todas las explicaciones de como trabajas , haces que parezca mas facil
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Mari
Wonderful work. Just because it is small, does not mean our voices are small too. Great way to share a message. Love it =0)
ResponderEliminartrès belle mise en scène
ResponderEliminarO yes, I like it very much!!!
ResponderEliminarwhat a great scene, thank you for sharing how you did it and I will see you on the streets and in the voting booth!
ResponderEliminarRemember in November :)
Hugs
Marisa
Como todo lo que haces, un gran trabajo y muy bien explicado. Gracias
ResponderEliminarUna escena fantástica y el paso a paso que haces esta genial, gracias por explicar los materiales que utilizas, es muy ilustrativo.
ResponderEliminarNos vemos:-)
Uma cena tão urbana... maravilhosa! Parabéns pelo trabalho publicado.
ResponderEliminarUm forte abraço.
Algo diferente y lleno de energía.Me encanta
ResponderEliminarComparto tus sentimiento respecto a la situación que estamos viviendo.
Fantástico, arte en miniatura.
ResponderEliminarUn abrazo.
Yolanda
Your scene is very lively with the trash container, the grafitti and posters....feels like I have been there before :D
ResponderEliminarI agree with you, let's try and make the world a little better starting out from ourselves, being pragmatic.....but still keeping our idealistic principles and goals in the back of our minds! xxx
No cambias el mundo, pero lo haces mas bonito y expresivo!. la escena es muy chula y te salen estupendas. Eso es trabajar con alma!!!
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This is such a well put together scene, Mara! I especially like your gratified wall. The entire composition is a message and it speaks volumes! I have a niece who was involved in Occupy Vancouver . The younger generation often has the loudest voice when it comes to radical changes. It was true during the 70's when I was growing up and it has become true for our next generation as well.
ResponderEliminarelizabeth
Un trabajo diferente, pero tan perfecto como todos los que haces. Gracias por las explicaciones que nos das...siempre ayudan mucho. Un beso.
ResponderEliminarQue te voy a decir que no te haya dicho en otras escenas tuyas...im-presionante!!!
ResponderEliminarUn besote Mara
Pues ya la había visto en la revista ..pero hoy al verte por el foro me ha recordado venir a hacerte una visita y darte las gracias por tus buenas explicaciones de las que siempre se aprenden ..un trabajo genial y a la vez reindivicativo...estoy contigo ..besoss santiaga
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