Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts

May 13, 2020

April 17, 2020

"Impressionist Woman with Flowers III" Free Step-by-Step Painting Tutorial on YouTube by Angela Anderson!


Our goal here at Thankful Art is to help you become the best painter you can be! :) Check out the third installment of our "Impressionist Woman with Flowers" Series for free on YouTube - "Impressionist Woman With Flowers III"! - https://youtu.be/Dsb4gGw5e1Y

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February 12, 2020

July 2, 2016

Star Trek Galaxy Fan Art Acrylic Painting Tutorial

For all my fellow Trekkies...I did a really fun painting collaboration project in honor of the new Star Trek Beyond movie coming out soon. Clive Powell from Clive5Art and I decided to do some fan art acrylic painting tutorials on YouTube. I did a galaxy inside the Star Trek badge and Clive did a Starship Enterprise with planets.  Hope you enjoy them! They were a lot of fun!






August 19, 2015

Peacock Painting Tutorial Video #PawgustArt


I found a beautiful image of a peacock at GraphicStock.com and decided to use it for my inspiration photo for my newest YouTube painting tutorial.



The video is part of the #PawgustArt Animal Art Virtual Festival hosted by Creative Arts Collaboration.  We are a group of 300+ YouTube Artists who do a variety of art and crafts videos. This month we are releasing our videos together on August 20-22nd.  Use the hashtag #PawgustArt in the search bar on YouTube as your ticket to see all the other amazing works of art this weekend!

Here is my Peacock Painting Tutorial:





November 1, 2011

Marbled Polymer Clay Bead Bracelets

My art class made marbled polymer clay bead bracelets this week.  It was super fun and easy.  
They would make nice, inexpensive gifts.  Under $2 each.

Here are the photos of the process. 
I used 20 beads for my adult bracelets and 16 for the child size bracelets.  For the top bracelet (above) I made 12 small, thin spacer beads in black and silver and used 12 of the large beads.

Knead to soften and roll clay into 4 snakes.
Twist, fold in half, twist again, then roll into snake
Fold in half again, twist, and roll into snake.  
Repeat until desired marbling is achieved.
Be careful not to over blend or colors will become muddy.
Cut into 8-10 equal parts then roll between palms to make bead.
 
Use toothpick to make hole then carefully slide onto dowel.
 
Tent lightly with aluminum foil to ensure even baking.
Stretch tightly, holding close to beads, loop and double knot both ends together.  
Tuck ends into next bead and cut.