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Description of a Diorama
Supplies for a Diorama
Selecting a Box for a Diorama
Painting a Diorama Background
Selecting Pictures for Diorama Background
Using Construction Paper for Diorama Background
Paper Bushes for a Diorama Background
Paper Ground Cover for a Diorama
Gluing Leaves to Bottom of Diorama
Covering the Outside of a Diorama
Lighting a Diorama
Gluing Leaves to Ceiling of Diorama
Adding Objects to Diorama Background
Adding Objects to Diorama Foreground
Adding Tension to Diorama Scene
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Summary: Think about the placement of the foreground objects in your diorama. Learn how to add objects to a diorama foreground in this free crafts video.
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"Now we're going to add our objects to the foreground. That's more of the front of the box. Again, think about your placement. I place them out how I want them to go in the box. So, I'm going to place this rock here. And I'm going to put some of these rocks right on the edge of the box, so they're right up front. Again, just glue the feet. If you're doing soldiers and that kind of scene, you just do the feet of the soldiers. Press down for a moment for that glue to make contact. And, this one is going to be like they're all sort of playing together. Or, maybe deciding whose going to eat who. But I placed them in the foreground. And, think about when you're designing your box what's going to be up front and what's going to be at back. You don't want to have to be placing things over the objects that you've already placed in the box. So, here we have our dinosaur diorama."
eHow Article: Adding Objects to Diorama Foreground
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