How To's: Making Mandala Cones and Mixing Paint

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Hello everyone! Welcome back to another Art Session with me! Today we are going to explore how to make cones using everyday items in your house. Using cones is a wonderful alternative to using dotting tools and depending on your surface can be very helpful when needing those plump dots.
Here I will show you how to mix your paints to fill the cones and also make the cones.
Items you will need:
-scissors
-scotch tape
-4x4 or square piece of cellophane.
(cookie or chips bags work well)
you can purchase clear cellophane online as well.
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-paint of choice
-if needed Gel Medium
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[@astral006]

Excellent tutorial. Can I ask what did you put in to make the second batch thinner? I couldn’t see that tube on the video. Thanks

[@printsandpaintsbymarcy]

Hi and Thank you! Sure thing, I used a few drops of Liquitex Pouring Medium, it's useful when you need to thin out your paints. I only suggest using that if and when you use something like the Arteza hard body paints because they come thick already. Hope this helps!

[@astral006]

@@printsandpaintsbymarcy thank you :)