This technique is also called as Toothbrush Spattering.
Materials Needed:
Tooth brush
Water colors
An outline picture of your interest
Method:
Place the picture on your paper and make sure that you secure them on place with some weight on the picture.
Here, I have used the picture of the elephant.
Cover your work area with some news papers as the paint may splatter all over.
Dip your brush in the paint.Here, I have used watercolor.
Point the brush towards your painting, then run your finger or a tooth pick or a card along the bristles.
This technique produces a spray of small drops of paint on the paper.
Spray the paint all over the paper. The paint covers the entire area around the picture, leaving the impression of the picture.
In these paintings, I have used the stencil of the picture and sprayed the paint.
Materials Needed:
Tooth brush
Water colors
An outline picture of your interest
Method:
Place the picture on your paper and make sure that you secure them on place with some weight on the picture.
Here, I have used the picture of the elephant.
Cover your work area with some news papers as the paint may splatter all over.
Dip your brush in the paint.Here, I have used watercolor.
Point the brush towards your painting, then run your finger or a tooth pick or a card along the bristles.
This technique produces a spray of small drops of paint on the paper.
Spray the paint all over the paper. The paint covers the entire area around the picture, leaving the impression of the picture.
In these paintings, I have used the stencil of the picture and sprayed the paint.
2 comments:
Beautiful Muhil..
Thank you dear...
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