I've been desiging a new fall gourd that looks like a scarecrow. I LOVE this time of year so all the fall themed ideas keep floating through my head. I usually start setting out all the paint colors that I would like to use on my project. I use mostly Deco Art Americana paints but I do have a few shades of other brands.


I then begin sketching out some ideas for my design. I also take notes as I begin painting on my project so I remember what colors I use and where I shade and highlight in case I decide to make a repeat design.

Then I prepare the gourd by picking out the best shape for the design I have decided on. I hand draw the basic outlines for the design and get prepared to base coat each seperate color. More to come on the painting process soon!
Thanks for checking in,
Darlene
2 comments:
FUN! I am excited to see this project completed! I love the pictures of the paint!
Hi Darlene, I am 75 years old and painted your adorable little ghost gourd,and loved it and so does everyone else. I am new to this gourd painting, started last year on and off and find it absolutely fun and relaxing. Thanks for sharing and God Bless,M in S.C.
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