Let's do it...Do It Yourself 👉 Craft, Creativity, Drawing, Origami, DIY, Recycling and more Week79

I'm veritably happy to be a part of Week 79 of the DIY contest. I incessantly delight this competition because it allows me to explore my creativity and also learn new ideas from other actors.

For this week, I decided to produce commodity inspirited by the clay artwork participated in the contest post. I love working with my hands, and clay is one of those accoutrements that truly gives independence to acclimate ideas into actuality.

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My DIY Clay Artwork

This time I made a various parrot using clay. Parrots are beautiful, lively, and incessantly full of bounce. I claimed to show this through candescent colors like red, unheroic, orange, and blue.

Materials I used

Colored clay( red, yellow, orange, blue, black, white)

A small tool for shaping( you can also use a toothpick)

A plain white sheet as a background

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Step- by- step Process

Making the Body

I rolled out unheroic and red clay pieces and combined them together for the body. I required it to appear brilliant and blithesome.

Wings and Tail

I shaped blue and red clay into long pointed fragments to form wings and tail feathers. I attached them to the reverse of the body precisely so they would stay in place.

Shaping the Head

I first rounded a red ball of clay and smoothed it narrowly to form the parrot’s head. Then I added a small white circle for the eye and placed a dark fleck inside it.

Creating the Beak

For the beak, I used yellow clay and shaped it into a wind. I attached it forcefully to the head and formed a small lingo using red clay to give it a lively look.

Final Touch

At last, I pressed everything gently so it stuck together, and my clay parrot was ready!

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My Experience

I really delighted making this clay parrot. At first, it appeared a short plain, but as I added colors and small details, it came to life. What I like about clay art is that it teaches sufferance. occasionally the fractions break or do n’t stick, but when you try again, the result becomes better.

This exertion also reminded me that we do n’t always need precious accoutrements to produce commodity beautiful. A little clay and some originality are enough to purpose a piece of art.

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Conclusion

I'm thankful for this contest because it pushes me to be creative every week. I cultivate everyone, indeed those who suppose they aren't good at art, to try commodity simple. You'll be ambuscaded at what you can form with your own hands.

I now look forward to seeing the shocking entries from other partakers. Best of luck to all! 🌸

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I invite my friends @mohammad1076, @abdullaht, and @rmj to join this contest and partake their creativity.

With Warm,
@taaher1