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Tuesday, June 16, 2009

"Doors" – "Enchanted Elevator"


This week’s Three Muses challenge was “Doors.” I decided to create an “Enchanted Elevator.” Instead of opening inside of the wall, the doors open by sliding on the outside of it, to reveal a portal to a magical world. I started with a picture of an art deco elevator, that I’ve had saved on my computer for awhile. I split the doors in half along their seam, then created a frame for the elevator opening. I used a section of the original wall to create the tile that I used for my wall. I modified the original magical world picture, and added a frame to the mural picture.

FYI: I’ve been having problems when I try to post comments on other peoples’ google blogs where the page is set to: Comment Form Placement - Embedded below post. When the setting is Full page or Pop-up window, it works okay. I changed my own blog site to use Full page now.

20 comments:

Mary said...

Your piece is wonderful and love the richly colored details. Thank you for telling me about this wonderful challenge group. What a great sister <3 I just posted my door now because it must be tomorrow somewhere!

Nan said...

Love the theme of elevators..very original! And your piece is beautiful!

Martina said...

WOW...this is awesome...gorgeous work !

rian said...

What a great take on this challenge Anne.
I like what you did with the Art-Deco ! A very creative idea !

Unknown said...

Anne this so absolutely original and creative it leaves me in awe. Take a bow.

By the way I will try changing the comments settings on Three Muses and see if that helps. Thanks for the advice.

indybev said...

This is innovative and oh so lovely, Anne. What a novel idea! I love the way you constructed the scene. Thanks for sharing your talent with us! I'm laughing at Mary's comment "it must be tomorrow somewhere"! Yep. It was Wednesday in Oz, and this was Marie's week to post the challenge!

Terri Kahrs said...

Love how creative this scene is! So successful! Brilliant idea!

lorhen82 said...

I want to go where THAT elevator leads to! Beautiful piece! ~Lori

Yvonne said...

Your elevator doors are spectacular!

Judy said...

It certainly is magical your art again, Anne, gorgeous!

Astrid Maclean said...

Stunning, love the art deco elements, very clever!

vintage wil said...

Your piece is wonderful!!

Ozstuff said...

Anne - First of all, thanks for "giving" us your sister, Mary, who has posted her beautiful picture and left great comments.
Yours is amazing. You have put so much work into it and the result is just stunning - and so, so original!! I love your art deco elevator (we call elevators "lifts").
Thanks so much for joining in the challenge and blowing us away with your fabulous doors picture.

Hermine said...

Its lovely.

Ozstuff said...

Anne, your link seemed to be working OK. This is my second comment here and I just saw your note about your problems. I think everyone is managing to find their way to your blog as there are lots of comments!

Elizabeth Golden said...

What a wonderful idea. I love elevators! Your entry is lovely.

Stacy said...

What fabulous elevator doors! Just gorgeous!

Diane said...

Love the enchanted elevator theme! Very nicely done!

~*~Magpie's Nest said...

Enchanted indeed! It looks great!!!

WildGoose said...

Clever idea...first thought of R.Dahl's Wonka's glass elevator when I saw the title...pleasant, very elegantly realized surprise !
Love the Deco take- and thanks for giving us some insight as to how you created it!