16cm width x 7cm height
16cm width
16cm width
10cm x 10cm
I will now measure the dimensions of the box so that I can ensure the images can be resized to fit exactly as I would like them too - I will add the dimensions under each image.
Now for the images - a little while ago I made an army of dolls and these are the images I intend to place on the box
So I began by printing the images onto the Decal paper - I did this at high quality plain paper as instructed. I made these the right sizes for the box dimensions and printed at 300dpi
I then cut these out very carefully and placed them in a bowl of water - this releases the backing and makes them sticky for the box.
I then very carefully removed from the water the image - this is very thin translucent and delicate, I placed this on the wooden box in position and the with a clean paintbrush brushed turpentine onto the image so that it would adhere to the box and also become part of the wood
Once I had completed all sides I needed to leave these to dry for at least 24 hours to ensure I do not disturb the work.
Here are some images of the completed box...
I am actually very pleased about how these images came out on the box - they really embed into the wood and I am glad I chose to use coloured images here as the colour of the head works very well on the box. With this in mind I think this will be the process I will use in my final project for this term.
References
Lexico.com (2020) Definition: Decal [Online] Available from: https://www.lexico.com/en/definition/decal (Accessed 28/07/20)
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