There's not much to tell you about techniques here. It's just basically paint, doodle, add a rubon, glue some Dresden, paint some more, wrap some beads and wire.
You just have to learn to play, and experiment with color and pens. Look for a spot of contrast and add some more color.
Black outlines the color and makes it pop! The metal piece I stuffed into the brush portion is a smashed jewelry part! I added metallique paints for a dash of color.
But, having said that, you start with a Skinny Paintbrush Doll Kit from
that comes with the little doll, wings, and crown.
I used a doll mold and paper clay to create the cute little face.
I used a doll mold and paper clay to create the cute little face.
The rest is up to you and your imagination. Bill thought she looked like a little Totem Pole, so that's what we're calling her. She hangs on the the wall easily using the hole in the top of the paintbrush. Cool!
I hope you are inspired to create and play.
These are all the products and their links to the RCAG store.
Your Friend in ART,
Linda
Gold Dresden - Mini Scalloped Gold Dresden, Gold Baroque (silver shown)
Metalliques - Emerald Green, Rich Turquoise
Metallique Wax - Rich Copper
Inka Gold - Turquoise
Other products used:
Black Fine Line Sharpie
Gold Opaque Marker
Black Gel/Glaze Pen
Rub Ons
Impasto Paints
28 gauge red wire
Chipboard Word
Jewelry Tube (smashed)
3 comments:
Love how much she pops!!! Darling doll!!! xo
Loved your paintbrush dolls so much that I bought 4 from Retro Art Cafe to make angels for my friends as Christmas gifts. Yours are so clever, whimsical and beautiful !
They’re all metallique paints. The wings are painted using a sponge square to add the texture. The brushes soak up the paint so it looks like a thinner coat. It’s applied with a brush.
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