I learned about the thematic week about the butterfly, and I really wanted to do something flying :) So this master class appeared on a point painting "Butterfly" plate!
In advance, I apologize for the quality of photos, it was not under the hand of the camera, but I really wanted to capture the process, so I photographed the phone.
So, we will need:
- transparent plate
- Butterfly pattern for mural,
- contours on the glass (I use decol),
- Acrylic paint and varnish.
At the beginning, we are looking for a template, type in the search engine "Butterfly pattern" and we are lost from a rich choice of beautiful butterflies :)
After our template is selected and printed, cut it out and glue to the tape to the back side of the plate.
Next, take the main outline, I have golden, and begin to circle a drawing, gradually filling from the middle.
I try to put dots as close as possible to each other, but at the same time so that they do not break.
Next, we take the second outline, also a pearl, and deposit dots next to the first line.
We continue to fill the butterfly, alternating different contours, while leaving small areas.
The remaining areas fill with color contours. Here you can not limit your fantasy :)
Who is already tired, in principle, can leave your plate and in this form :)
But you can continue to continue, we begin to paint the edge, for this we come up with a seating pattern and put the marking points at the same distance so that the drawing is harmoniously located throughout the circle of the plate.
Next, we draw our ornament just like a butterfly - first the contours of the mother-in-law, then fill it with the middle of the color. You can also add a picture in the center, lines, mugs, dots, here, too, give the will of fantasy, but do not stop the butterfly to be the main bright spot :) you can make a filling of the contour to the tone of your future foundation, just give the background texture This is your taste.
Next, we remove the template and paint the back side of the plate with color, which will be a butterfly background, I made black. For durability after drying, coat with acrylic varnish.
As a result, I got like this:
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