Paint by numbers for kids: the age of innocence

 It seems that paint by numbers for kids should start painting on Children's Day, but there is really no time, so it has been delayed until today.

I have 3 paintings by children of different sizes, but I am embarrassed to broadcast them if they are too small.

The first is the age of innocence.

Comparing paint colors is a must-do every time. The following colors were found to be slightly wrong during the comparison. According to the background on the artwork, 18 is darker than 13 and darker than 12. After careful comparison, it seems that the colors 13 and 12 need to be changed.

The following is after the change, you see if this is better.

After yesterday, I only paint by numbers for kids for ten minutes, so there is no need to take pictures.

What's more, although there is only one color, I feel that this color is going to be used up for me, and I didn't paint it thick.

If you want to do blending, apply a little thinner the first time, and blur the edges of the areas that need to be blended. Don’t paint too neatly. Don’t limit it to the grids. If you apply the same on the adjacent grids, there will be a little gradation. It worked. If you want a large area of ​​smudging, you can use a middle color and water to wipe with a large brush after the first pass. This requires a bit of skill. You can try it for the first time. ask.

I don’t feel very satisfied with the water, so I’ll change it later.

Two stones are also more, and they encounter a heartbreaking green, light green is okay, dark green is very flowery. I think light green has better coverage and uniformity than dark green.

It turns out that I haven't changed it for several days, so I am going to change it today. The connection between the color blocks is always so good! The green leaves are clearly drawn!

The bridge is completed, cloudy, no sun, not good at shooting. Red bridge headlights. I currently only apply it once and get more paint, but because the paint of ProArts is relatively thin, non-sticky, and not easy to pile, I still have to wait for the first pass to dry it and pile it up. In fact, I just apply it once, but I will repeat it several times to satisfy the satisfaction.

Finished Finally, a painting by numbers for kids was painted for a month. The nostrils should be white, and the son said that the white ones are not good-looking, so they changed to black ones. This painting was originally painted by my son. I repaired it. The background flowers and the paint have been used up.