Fox's Fire

First I glued the tips together and build the snow with white acrylic. I covered the snow with top coat and poured nail art velvet powder on it to make it fluffy, I drilled a hole for the campfire's light.  

I used a toilet roll as my form, I cut it to the wanted shape and added non-stick paper so the gel won't stick to it. Then I covered the form with hard gel and cured it. I filed the sides and attached the spiral to my work using acrylic. The background plate is made of acrylic.  

I used Blu-Tack to create the mold for the fox, it holds the form better when you are covering it with acrylic. Then I painted the fox white, added orange pigment on it and painted the details. To make the fox look like a magical creature I added glitter pigment on it.  

I painted the Northern lights with gel paints, the sky is black so that the light won't shine through anything but the Northern lights. I painted a silhouette of a tree and made it 3D with acrylic. I added glitter on the fox's tail to make it sparkle as it creates the Northern lights.  

I sculpted the fire using acrylic and drilled the fire hollow underneath so I could fit a lamp inside it. I painted the details with gel paint.  

I build the hut with acrylic, I used a cone shaped paper covered with plastic as my mold. I shaped acrylic canes between my hands when the acrylic was still wet. I painted the details to it with gel paints and added some shadows with black pigment.  

I dusted the snow with glitter to make it sparkle and added black pigment under the fire. I circled the hut's base with acrylic snow. I used tiny led lights attached to small batteries to light up the sky. I attached the lights with Blue-Tack so I can change the batteries when they run out.