About this Product
This eye-catching clock, resembling a fiesta skirt in full swing, will bring a splash of joy into any space. Beautiful blues and yellows adorn this unique timepiece, created using a reverse pour technique on a recycled Habitat for Humanity tile. The reverse pour method gives the paint a delightful lacing effect. Perfectly sized at 6x6 inches, it can be wall-mounted with its bracket or placed on a table in a picture holder. This colorful clock comes ready with a AA battery, making it an immediate centerpiece for your home decor.
Art from the Hartt
Meet the Maker
I am so excited to find GoImagine because it is an excellent match for the mission of my business - handmade art that inspires human well-being. I am a retired nurse-midwife and nursing educator who has studied positive psychology and human well-being for the past 2 decades. And, in the spirit of true happiness, it is exciting to be part of a market that donates to help children. Giving is good for the well-being of both the giver and receiver.
My specialties include: acrylic pour art, hypertufa and cement art (including planters), hand-painted tile clocks, and painted terra cotta pots. I live in Colorado with my 3 best friends (rescue dogs) and love to explore the outdoors.
If you have questions on any of my listings or would like a special order, please reach out. I look forward to helping to match you with art to inspire your wellbeing. Please visit my website www.artfromthehartt.com
How it’s Made
My clocks are made with either tile or wood panels. Most of my tiles are recycled from Habitat for Humanity Restore. Once cleaned and prepped, I use various methods of acrylic pouring to paint the tile. The paint cures for at least a week before the clock is sealed with acrylic engine spray or varnish. I generally drill the holes for the hands before adding the sealant. After the clock is completely dry, I add the numbers/numerals and the clock kit. Here is an Instagram reel of my process.
