I was watching this programme on Damien Hurst and his kind of artistic journey, and the works that he made throughout, and I must say, I was extremely excited and motivated to do work, I actually went to Croydon to buy some paint and a canvas and started painting. Painting and pattern making are my biggest passions creatively, and this is something that has come so naturally to me. I hope you enjoy this DIY <3.
Here is what you need:
- Set square/Ruler
- Acrylic paint (you can choose as many colours as you like)
- Canvas
- Pencil
- Flat edged and a thin rounded edge paintbrush
- Paint palette/ card
- Water Jar
1) Draw the outline of the triangle using the middle of the set square. If you are using a ruler, you could still do it, but make sure the measurements are accurate and the same throughout the canvas.
- you can rotate the pattern or keep it the same uniform way. I just wanted to be different ;)
2) Using your flat edged paintbrush, paint in your shape, avoiding the outline of your triangle.
3) With your round edge paintbrush, go over the edges. (I hope you have a more steady hand than me!)
4) using the other end of your paintbrush, dab in the colour in between the triangles.
You can do this for a few or as many sections as you like!
Ta-dah! This is what your painting should look like ;)
I hope you enjoyed this DIY :). Tune in next Friday for another DIY!
Katherine xo
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