Face Paintoos Disney Marvel Edition FP203

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Now for the fun part: colors! You can use anything, from acrylic pens to paint pens, to craft your favorite superhero’s signature logo. Now, using the round brush, and the blue face paint, start to fill in the smaller areas you were not able to get with the larger brush. Step 4: Finishing Touches Here are 5 Marvel painting ideas for all you Marvel fans out there. Top 5 Painting Ideas for Marvel Fans 1. Paint Your Superhero on Canvas

There are two steps in one picture below. The top sidewalk panel is just Eshin Grey, applied via the stipple/drybrush method below. The lower sidewalk panel has the subsequent 50:50 Eshin Grey:Dawnstone layer applied so you can see the build up of texture. I’ll now share my recipes for each of the X-Men, and then at the end show my method for all the bases. All paints are Contrast unless otherwise noted. Note: all of the X-Men were given their zenithal prime with an airbrush, using air paints. This gives them a smoother gentler shading layer. Wolverine Next, Using the high density make up sponge (cut in half) and the red face paint, add red to the outer part of the design, and the square shape in the middle of the forehead.

Wolverine

I did not bother with eyes/mouth on the other X-Men, but Beast needs a little more contrast. Same reason I added the Lothern Blue highlights. Cyclops Next, using the 1″ flat brush, and the blue face paint, fill in your design. Use the brush to cover the larger areas. Don’t worry about the smaller areas to fill, for now just focus on getting a nice, even coverage.

Painting Marvel characters doesn’t have to be intimidating! All you need are great ideas to get the creative juices flowing. We’re sure you’re well on your way to creating Marvel masterpieces. I use the same recipe for all of my Marvel bases and it is very easy, done mostly with stippling and drybrushing. The key to this is to apply all the colors first by stippling (repeatedly stabbing straight on) before drybrushing the same color when most of the paint is off the brush. This builds up a rough texture for each subsequent highlight layer. First, starting with the white face paint and a medium round brush, draw an outline of the Iron man design on the face. Paint a line going across the eyebrows, then paint two squares around the eyes, connected to that line. Paint a square shape in the middle of the forehead. Paint lines going from the corners of the mouth, and up over the cheek bones. Add the outline under the chin and connect to the rest of the design.Secure the comic book images against your shoe with modge podge. Work slowly and carefully, making sure that the images are curved around the nooks and crannies. Once you’re done, let the shoes dry for at least three hours, and paint on another thin layer of modge podge and leave it to dry overnight. All Marvel characters are extremely intricate (salute to all the hardworking artists!), and we don’t believe any one of them is the “easiest” to paint. However, you can try painting their personalized symbols first for practice and then move on to painting the actual characters themselves once you think you’re ready for it! Can kids try Marvel painting ideas?