11x17 | 8.5x11 |
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Randomly pour 3-4 analogous colors onto a canvas board. | Place a plastic wrap over the canvas. (You can use two or more pieces if needed to cover the entire canvas). |
Move paint with your hands to make sure you cover the entire surface with paint. No blank spots! | Remove the wrap carefully and toss it. |
Leave the canvas flat for the paint to dry. |
Print out the cornucopia on 11x17 brown or textured paper Complete the design by connecting the dots with a permanent marker. |
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Cut the shape out. | |
Use acrylic paints and sponge stamping for some veggies/fruit |
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Use oil pastels (solid color or multiple colors) for others. |
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Lay all cutouts. |
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Arrange them on canvas before gluing. Then move the entire group aside. You will start gluing with the furthest objects first. |
Apply spray glue. Start with the cornucopia. Make sure the exhaust/ventilation is on. |
Place the shape on the canvas. Use a blank piece of paper to lightly rub the surface for a good bond. |
Leave enough space for all shapes to fit. |
Follow the same steps with the rest of the shapes. | Give it a few minutes before attaching the next shape. | Glue should be completely dried before the next step. |
Use a spray-paint booth or work outside for the next step. Apply multiple coats of clear glossy finish (varnish) to the entire canvas. It will seal the oil pastels and create a nice uniform finish for the entire project. Make sure varnish dries completely between each coat. |