So this painting is one I’ve worked on in stages because I was using some paint markers and layer my colors to get some areas to darken up a bit. It was quite a simple process, very slow and spread out over a couple days. I would sit down on the couch and be snuggled in with my husband, Sam, and half-watch a show we both liked while painting a bit. It was like my own personal coloring time, I had a love doodling and trying new things! It is based off a random painting I saw on Facebook, but I don’t remember who posted it; sorry I can’t credit anyone on this (contact me if it’s yours and I’ll link you).
The one below is one I sketched out for my daughter, Lizzie, who is 8 years old. She loves craft time with Mom. So we broke out the paintbrushes and acrylics and she had a blast. We didn’t have brown at the time, so we tried to make some, but we didn’t have any yellow on hand. We used some yellow food coloring, which ended up leaking from through paper- trial and error is always a process- so we did a couple of layers once it dried. I think it still turned out nicely. Then I sketched some eyes and the lights on the antlers. We were going to connect them all, but she liked it the way it is. And from a few years of projects with my kids, I’m finally getting used to just letting them take the lead on how they want it to turn out. So voila! Pretty great job and she loves it!!!
I hope everyone is enjoying the holiday spirit wherever they are!!! 🎄💕
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