Lara Croft (tomb Raider) Inspired Wall Art

by Highlandboxes. in Workshop > Woodworking

2311 Views, 11 Favorites, 0 Comments

Lara Croft (tomb Raider) Inspired Wall Art

45.jpg
Lara Croft inspired wall light.

In this project i make a wall light from cheap pine shelves. The design is inspired from the game tomb raider that i have played from the very first one released, and i still play today.

I hope you enjoy this project and are inspired to try it out yourself.

What i used to make this project.

Free mac and pc software PostaRazor to make the printable large image.

Pine shelving big enough to fit the printed image on twice.

Sharpie pens

LED kit 1m

Glue

bandsaw, drum sander, bench sander

1.jpg
2.jpg
3.jpg
4.jpg
5.jpg
10.jpg
6.jpg
7.jpg

1) Print 2 copies of the image to the size required in PostaRazor

2) Stick one copy to the main board i used sticky tape

3) To give a 2d look i cut out and stuck to the other board her boots socks, gun holster, guns, rucksack and her ponytail.

4) I then cut out the main complete image with a bandsaw.

8.jpg
11.jpg
12.jpg
13.jpg
14.jpg
15.jpg
9.jpg
17.jpg

1) Using the bandsaw i cut out the boots, socks, guns, rucksack, gun holster and hair.

2) Using the drum sander and bench sander i rounded all the edges on these parts to make the finished piece look less blocky. (see image of socks and boots)

18.jpg
19.jpg
20.jpg
21.jpg
22.jpg
23.jpg
24.jpg
25.jpg

1) On the back of the main body i cut an outline this will be where i attach the led lights without them being seen from the front.

2) I glued in place, clamped and left to dry.

26.jpg
27.jpg
28.jpg
29.jpg
30.jpg
31.jpg
32.jpg
33.jpg
34.jpg

1) Time to go back to your childhood and start colouring i used the main picture to help with this, keeping to the style of main image made the boots and other items look more real. (if you know what i mean lol)

2) Glue all these bits onto the board.

Add Lights

36.jpg
37.jpg
38.jpg
39.jpg
40.jpg
41.jpg
42.jpg

1) I added a clip to the back to hang onto the wall

2) Take the backing tape off the LED lights and stick in place.

3) To make sure the lights didnt come away from the backing board, i then hot glued in place.

4) After testing the lights i glued the sensor in place.

All done

Finished

20180622_162213.jpg
43.jpg
20180310_153717.jpg
20180622_162145.jpg

Thank you and i hope you enjoyed.

Please vote in the woodworking contest if you enjoyed. Pam :-)