A droplet of water adds a little "something extra" to a painted rock or stone.
Cynthia Snider generously shared her illustrated, step-by-step lesson for painting water droplets.
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Something extra would be nice here |
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Step 1 |
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Step 2 |
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Step 3 |
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Step 4 |
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Step 5 |
Following Cynthia's steps, here are my results. I painted the water droplets on paper first to get the hang of it and then painted the rock.
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My 1st water droplets on paper |
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My water droplets painted on a rock |
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Another view of my water droplets painted on a rock |
Jewels and gems can also be painted using Cynthia Snider's technique.
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Cynthia painted jewels on her fence | | |
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Closeup of Cynthia's fence jewel |
Thank you for sharing your lesson, Cynthia Snider. You're a great teacher!
© Cindy Thomas Painted Rocks
You are so welcome Cindy. Your droplets look great!
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