Painted wooden squirrel flat. |
This little wooden flat of a squirrel is painted in a very abstract way using a dry brush and sponge technique. You could just as easily choose to paint him by the same methods using grey colors instead.
Supply List:
- orange, white, red, yellow acrylic paints
- tiny acorn and cap
- hot glue gun and hot glue
- a wooden squirrel flat, unpainted
- soft sponge, tiny brush, medium sized brush all three for application of paint
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Sponge the entire front face of the wooden squirrel one color; a rusty brown is good, if you're squirrel is to be a red squirrel.
- While the paint is still wet, dry brush in some lighter oranges, reds and yellows.
- After the surface is dry, paint eye and nose details in black.
- Go back with a liquid of soft, pale whites for the high-lighted areas.
- Hot glue on the real acorn and cap just beneath your squirrel's paws.
- Use the tip of a pin to add a high-light in the critter's eye.
- Mod Podge the finished surface once you are satisfied with the results.
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