How to paint a mushroom on paper with acrylic paint.

[@Kathleen-dn6mz]

These mushrooms are so realistic I can't wait to see if I can do them!

[@scrapbooking100]

I’m so glad I found you, I am having a blast watching and joining your tutorials.

[@JuJuCrafts]

Love me some mushrooms! 🍄 beautiful project

[@thecreativecove6898]

Thank you 😊

[@patriciamoore7527]

Fun. Your style of teaching is very approachable. I did have a play with some watercolors the other day and made a flamingo and sea turtle. A year or so ago I made some mushroom tags with watered down acrylics because I didn't have water colors. I tied them to some jars that I had put some 3D mushrooms I made for my daughter who was a bio student. The 3D mushrooms I was quite happy with. The tags were alright. I am going to try some flowers soon. I will look up some of your past videos. Thanks.

[@suebrown7882]

Can't wait to try these later today. Re: acrylic paint removal - I once heard that cheap baby wipes will remove almost any paint from skin and fabric (even when almost dry) and it really works! I keep a pack in my craft room at all times for cleaning up splashes and smudges. If the wipes are used torn into strips for just small areas a cheap packet lasts months if well sealed after use. Happy painting!

[@theresatubb75]

Nice!

[@BettsyDoodle]

Thanks so much, Michelle I really loved watching the process. Your mushrooms grew into fine specimens! Lol. Tfs. Hugs, Dee xox

[@thecreativecove6898]

Thank you so much. Lots of fun to paint hope you give it a go! Happy creating!

[@dinorocks4887]

do you have any paintings of mossy logs or other nature samplings?

[@thecreativecove6898]

No sorry but I am always looking for new ideas.