With Summer in full swing, we wanted to share this playlist we've made of our
free Spring and Summer Floral Acrylic Painting Tutorials! :) - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXKApvc4qSPADVjyzaOxVEJo3HEehnR8B
Showing posts with label artwork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artwork. Show all posts
July 10, 2020
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September 17, 2015
Easy Rustic Pumpkin Mixed Media Artwork Tutorial
Autumn is my favorite time of year. And pumpkins are so simple and lovely. I did this whimsical little project with my kids art class last fall. They did such a great job with it. I love how they are all a little bit different. We painted the backgrounds with light blue and then used bubble wrap & shelf liner to create texture in the sky (using white and blue) and credit cards scraped through wet green paint to make grass. On the "Fall" banners we used stamps with permanent ink (make sure it is waterproof or it will smear when you glue it down).
I show the rest of the process in my YouTube video here:
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September 2, 2015
Floral Deer Silhouette Painting Video Tutorial
This was an especially fun painting. I did it live on YouTube as part of the #PawgustArt (Animal Theme) event that was hosted by the Creative Arts Collaboration group I belong to. This was my first time doing a live stream painting event and it was a lot of fun. I will show links to my full length video and the shorter time lapse one below.
I sketched out the flowers and leaves using the outline of the deer as much as possible. I also incorporated the eye and nose as parts of leaves and flowers. Fit your details inside the outline and fill all the empty spaces if possible without overlapping much. Then trace out your design leaving out the original outline. Transfer this to your mat board or other surface with graphite paper (I used white graphite for my dark grey background).
I sealed the Mat Board (just a scrap from a frame shop) with Clear Gesso and lightly sanded it to give it a distressed look. It also protected the background from water and paint drips. I used Golden Fluid Acrylic Titanium White to paint in my details. You could use a white marker or other color paint as well.
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August 19, 2015
Peacock Painting Tutorial Video #PawgustArt
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:
April 29, 2015
Easy Tree Painting - Kids Art Project
Here is my YouTube instructional video for this project.
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February 8, 2014
Mixed Media Nest Painting Video Tutorial
Here is the mixed media version of my nest artwork video series. Hope you enjoy!
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November 6, 2013
Layered Vellum Leaf Rubbing - Kids Art Class
This was a super fun and easy project. The vellum layer gave it a beautiful, almost ethereal, look.
The bottom layer is plain drawing paper which was stamped with leaf-shaped stamps in dark ink colors. The top layer is vellum which has real leaf rubbings using colored pencils. Since they could see the leaves under the vellum they were able to carefully trace and fill in the leaves. We also added extra leaf stamps in lighter ink colors onto the vellum. To finish, we framed them to make the layers really show.
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October 28, 2013
Hot Air Balloon Mixed Media - Kids Art Class
My art class did a great job with this project. It was a little tricky (lots of cutting and careful placing) so I don't think I would attempt it with younger kids again. My students are aged 8-13 and the youngest ones needed a lot of help.
I had them use rubber stamps with permanent ink on their blank canvas panels. Then we painted over everything and added effects with bubble wrap and other textures. Stamping before painting caused a cool washed out effect in the background. Then I had them draw and cut out templates from cardstock and use them to trace and cut patterned papers. Mod podge was used to adhere the paper balloons and clouds. We also added real string for the basket ropes. I wish they had been able to add outlines to their balloons but we ran out of time (class runs 1 1/2 hours).
I got the idea for this project from Pinterest.
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