Butterfly paintbrush tattoo how to#
Not sure how to do teardrops? Don't worry! Check our How to Paint Teardrops blog for a more in depth explanation. Outline the bottom wing using the same technique from step 2, but this time add 3 teardrops by the corner of each eye.
Not sure how to do thin to thick lines? Don't worry! Check our Thick to Thin Face Painting Lines blog for a more in depth explanation. Anna used Fusion Body Art Strong Black to create the outline. Outline the edges of your butterfly wing, making thin to thick strokes and shaping the sponged colors to create a simple, cute-looking wing. On the outer edges, stamp a shorter print, and on the inside, stamp a longer print to create that staggered effect. Now stamp your sponge above the eye also at a 45-degree angle. Not sure how to use a face painting Sponge? Don't worry! Check our How to Use a Face Painting Sponge blog for a more in depth explanation. You won't be able to press the entire sponge, so pick one end of the sponge with your fingers and press the rest. Stamp your sponge under the eye at a 45-degree angle, making sure you don't go beyond the cheekbone. Anna used Fusion Body Art Summer Sunrise, but you can use any rainbow cake you have at home already. Pick up your Sparkling Faces practice board and a face painting sponge and load it with a rainbow cake. Anna Wilinski has created these Quick & Easy Face Paint Guides so that beginner face painters can follow them at home and practice new and exciting face painting designs.įirst time getting into face painting? No worries, check our How to Activate Face Paint blog post for an in-depth explanation on how to load your tools and get the proper consistency for your paint. Follow these easy steps below to learn how to face paint a butterfly in no time.
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