It needs more work but not now.. Later when I have the rocks ready. And even more work when the background painting is ready.
hey I have a tree sitting on my table…
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Yaz here. Yasemin Sayibas Akyuz. I am an interactive designer, stopmotionist, woman, human, mother, wife, daughter, engineer, sister, aunt, daughter-in-law, friend, quiet but not shy, tall but not fat,.. Have you ever thought about the words we use to describe ourselves?... If you are visiting my blog and do not know me; you can just say that someone trying to do stop motion films just for art's sake. Here you see the process of my first film "Chronos". Long way for me to go as long as I have time...
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INCREDIBLE, Yaz!! I’m sitting here with a GIANT smile on my face! Holy cow! I just scrolled through your posts, after you kindly gave me a heads up that what I’d done was useful for you, and I can’t be more thrilled! It was like looking at my own blog only done by someone else with a different great tree result! Man, blogs rule! I can’t get over it. Your tree looks so fantastic!!! I love how you cut down the leaves you had into the shape you wanted. Even I wasn’t as bold as that!! Hooray for YAZ!!
Is it weird I consider you my tree sister now? hee.
Ok, I’ve read the whole tree making thread here now and I have to say, FANTASTIC JOB, YAZ! I love the innovations you made such as yarn clipping as moss–looked perfect to me. Love that you coated the leaves with wood glue before painting, excellent and another bolder-than-me move.
You. You rock!
Shelley; my tree sister!! or should I better call you as my tree teacher
THANK YOU, THANK YOU… I received your messages when I woke up this morning. I also have a GIANT smile on my face
I have had a great start to this new day by receiving your messages. I am very happy to read your comments and see that you like the tree I made. Again thank you very much !!!