How many times have I heard, I do not write on rocks because I have awful handwriting – I hear you and I could not write straight if you paid me a million dollars – so here is a secret …. I don’t!
Want to know something else? The person receiving your message on a rock has a higher need to hear it than your worry about your handwriting.
So lets get writing on rocks and make this about someone else – keep it simple if you struggle – write one word.
Comment on our FB post today what those one words could be, to help out our other friends with ideas. See below for the tutorial.
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Grab a HB pencil and rule lines on your rock. Write the word slightly spaced.
Fatten up areas of the letters and create joining loops.
Use fineline acrylic paint pen ad make the outlines of the word.
Grab a HB pencil and rule lines on your rock. Write the word slightly spaced.
Grab a HB pencil and rule lines on your rock. Write the word slightly spaced.
Take a darker colour and repeat the process. You are always dipping your nib.
Instead of covering the rock colour areas in different place.
This is the rock dry with a 3rd colour coming in from the edges.
Outline the pencil image which still shies through the watery colour.
Using your black paint pen colour in the word with solid colour.
When the black is dry – take your white paint pens and add highlights.
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