How to paint dot mandalas with Kristin Uhrig #56- Oahu
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2024
- This tutorial will show you how to paint a dot mandala on a 3.7 inch stone in the colors of the big island of Oahu.
All tools and paints are listed below.
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Tools used in this video:
Dotting tools from Mark's Mandalas (Amazon)
Silicone 3.7 inch art stone mold from The Happy Dotting Company
Ultracal 30 gypsum plaster cement (Amazon)
measuring tape
General's charcoal white pencil
15 ml paint pots with lids (Hobby Lobby)
Paints:
Artist's Loft High Viscosity Cadmium Yellow
Martha Stewart Acrylics-
Beetle Black
Wedding Cake white
Marmalade orange
Habernero red
Peacock Blue
Lilly Pad green
Golden Fluid Acrylics-
Vat orange
Hansa Yellow
Indian yellow
Pyrole red
Titanium White
Phthalo Blue (Green shade)- for turquoise
Phthalo Green (Blue shade) for green - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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It’s truly an enjoyment watching your clearly narrated tutorials. Thank you Kristin for your gorgeous designs, always inspired by nature, whether it be seashell, sea urchin, dragonfly, daisy, snowflake, and now this Hawaiian series !
I love watching you paint these dot mandalas. I love this Hawaiian Islands theme. The colors are so beautiful.
I am loving your Hawaiian theme in this series! Being from Hawaii, it warms my heart to see your tribute to our beautiful state, and especially the time you took to give a bit of history of The Duke and the flora. Even down to the background music of the 50's Hawaiian style music of that era. You're a constant source of inspiration to my creativity and thanks for your generous sharing to the world! God bless you!
Thank you so much. It makes me happy to know that you noticed the details!!!
Just got my Rock mold yesterday! Can’t wait to make some rocks and Mandela’s!
You always have the best most informative videos. Beautiful mandala!
This is so beautiful! It truly reminds me of my sister and her family! They love Hawaii and all its heritage! Love your work!
I am enjoying your Hawaiian Island Series very much. I love your work and have watched most of your videos. I am working on the first mandala you posted for the new year. Thank you for these tutorials, they are enlightening, and very calming in your narrative.
Awwwe, thank you. I have enjoyed all three of your videos. Your stones are very pretty, but I also enjoy the sharing of the islands and some of their history. You are very pleasant to listen to 😊
Love the islands... my family lived there for I’ve 25 years... the colors are beautiful... can’t wait to give this a try... I have a good supply of made stones. I go tap my rock or canvas to flatten n out the dots. As always beautiful Kristin, love your tutorials ...💕
What an awesome idea I use to live in Hawaii in the town of Kailua Kona and the colors that you chose are just beautiful you do such an amazing work.
❤️Love this series for the Hawaiian Islands. I noticed that you don't have a splint on your finger. Glad to see that. ❤️
I love it, so beautiful and creative!!
lovely and inspiring 💖
Beautiful design and colours 💞
Wow! Wonderful!
Love it again💛💖💛💖💛💖💛
Lovely work !!
Lindo trabalho , adorei ❤️ obrigada 🙏😘
Wow. I lived on that island for six years, my children were born there and none of knew of that info. Tfs
thank you! That is gorgeous!
Update: I just finished my rock to take with me to Oahu in 3 weeks! Can't wait to see the next island stone! :D
Beautiful
It's beautiful thank you🙋
love it :)
Awesome
Wanderful
As always LOVE your tutorials, designs, colors EVERYTHING! Have one question if you could, what site should I visit for the 5 & 7 section templates? Thank you!
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I absolutely love your work. I found some new tools. They are found in the hardware store near where the drill bits are. The are size 4,6,8 mm tools used to make holes in metal. They have two flat sides on each end and will give you 6 size dots. They are fabulous. 👍
Which hardware? Lowe's, Home Depot? Double duty is the way to go!
@@katemurphy5773 I'm not sure but here in SA it would be any hardware. I found these tools by chance. They are double sided which means with 3 of these tools and one double sided ball tool one would end up with 7 sizes plus walking the dots gives you the smaller ones. If you need to see what they look like you can see them on FB Passion for Arts and Crafts.
Marks Mandalas Dotting Tools Kit is available on eBay for international customers. I am working on offering the tools only in addition to the kit which I hope will make the international shipping cost more affordable.
Beautiful mandala!💐 What do you mix at the end, is it art resin?
Hi Kristen, what was the tool size used for the small gold/sand dots around the large yellow dot? Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing💖
She is using a number 5 Marks Mandalas dotting tool. :^)
You forgot to mention to clean off the guide lines .... lucky I remembers before I did the resin ... 👍🙃
Lindo
Question! I've been using resin for a few of my stones. I have a plastic chopping mat. I resined my stones and left them to dry and unfortunately they stuck to the mat. I was able to get one off with no damage but I actually pulled a thin layer of the back off the other stone. Do you have any suggestions?
When you resin, how do you ensure that the rock does not stick to the plastic board?
Do you have a video making the 5 line pattern?
I guess she doesn't have a pattern for the 5 line..I sure would like it as well.
Love your work but, the "Big Island" is Hawaii Island. Oahu is not known as the big island.