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Today I'm at the Craft Shop Blog with yet another tutorial using Plaid Folkart Paints.

                      


I have combined stencil work with one stroke painting on my canvas. I love Craftreat stencils. The designs are so versatile that they go well with any artwork be it art journaling, mixed media, card making, painting.....list goes on.

First gave a thick coat of Rose Gold metallic paint and let it dry.




Next i drew a circle in the centre for the placement of buddha. Loaded the 3/4 flat brush with white and pink melon and painted the flowers. Added wiggling leaves with classic green and lime green with a touch of white on the lime green side.




Next i painted the daisies with violet and white and added filler leaves.




With yellow and orange, layered a few more flowers and finally gave the creeper effect highlighting the vines.



 I felt the background needed a little more drama. So used dry brush technique with purple flash and painted the background here and there. Love the play of the colorshifts.  To conclude, i took the Craftreat Buddha stencil and white and did the stencil work in the centre. Final painting is ready.







Materials List
Craftreat Buddha Stencil
Plaid Folkart Double loading Carousel
Plaid Folkart One stroke brushes
Plaid Folkart Multisurface paint Titanium White
Plaid Folkart Multisurface paint Classic Green
Plaid Folkart Multisurface paint Lime Green
Plaid Folkart Multisurface paint Daffodil Yellow
Plaid Folkart Multisurface paint Orange
Plaid Folkart Multisurface paint Pink Melon
Plaid Folkart Multisurface paint Perfect Purple
Plaid Folkart Colorshift Paint Purple Flash
Plaid Folkart Brushed Metallics Rose Gold
Canvas Board 12/16

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