My New Paint Marker Is Really Cool! Check it out! It’s called Molotow 127HS ONE4ALL Acrylic Paint Marker, Signal Black, 1 mm tip. It’s refillable and you can change the tips too! It makes it so easy to write with paint. I painted a really nice acrylic painting, then I added a poem I wrote to it. This opens up a whole new door for creating pictures and adding words to them. You could add motivational quotes, messages and poems to your paintings to personalize them for a special gift for someone or to hang on your wall.
My Name’s Grizzly, I’m A Friendly Bear!
Who’s that hiding in the big tree?
I can see you looking over at me.
I hope your afternoon will be
Nice and happy just like me.
Would you like to be my friend?
I have lots of things to share.
Let’s take a walk around the bend.
My name’s Grizzly, I’m a friendly bear!
Make Your Own Acrylic Painting Pictures With Poems
It’s really fun and easy! I have a download right here for you to use my idea or you can come up with your own idea. I used wood for mine. You can use wood or canvas or any surface you want. You can really get creative with this. Just start to use your imagination to see what you can come up with. I might continue my story of Grizzly and his new acquaintance. Who is that hiding in the big tree? Read on to find out and stay tuned for some more fun with my new paint marker.
First you will want to prime the wood with White Gesso. If you’re using canvas, most of it is pre-primed so you won’t have to. If you don’t have any Gesso you may have to put extra paint on the wood since most wood sucks up the paint a lot requiring a second coat.
The next step is the background sky, mountains, and foreground. If you are using a template then only transfer the background lines saving the other things in the picture for later. Graphite paper is really good for transferring designs. Paint the background first and let it completely dry.
Next transfer, using the graphite paper, the tree (with kitty hiding), flowers, poem, and Grizzly. Paint the picture and let it dry first, so it doesn’t get smudged. Then write the poem with a paint marker. Here's a little trick I learned. If you're painting over the words and there is still some lettering left behind from the graphite paper, just make sure to let the paint writing dry completely. Like overnight. Then take a clean pencil eraser and gently go over the writing to remove the graphite residue from behind the painted words.
So cool!
Instructions to refill your Molotow 127HS ONE4ALL Acrylic Paint Marker.
Holding the marker upright, unscrew the marker head which includes the cap.
Pull out the nib.
Using your fingernail or a sharp blade go down to the second little ring and remove the whole cartridge.
If you loosen the first ring, there’s a spring that will pop out and make a big mess. So be careful.
Using the Molotow Acrylic Refill, you can pour it into the marker.
Then replace the cartridge, nib and cap. Now you’re ready to go!
Please leave your questions and comments below in the comments section.
High-covering, premium acrylic-based pigment paint in an easy-to-handle marker that works on almost every surface, both indoors and outdoors. Tips are exchangeable and marker is refillable. Order Here.
Acrylic paint to refill any sized Molotow ONE4ALL paint marker - 1mm, 1.5mm, 2mm, 4mm or 15mm. Order Here.
Please leave your questions and comments in the comments section below.
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My Name’s Grizzly, I’m A Friendly Bear!
Who’s that hiding in the big tree?
I can see you looking over at me.
I hope your afternoon will be
Nice and happy just like me.
Would you like to be my friend?
I have lots of things to share.
Let’s take a walk around the bend.
My name’s Grizzly, I’m a friendly bear!
Make Your Own Acrylic Painting Pictures With Poems
It’s really fun and easy! I have a download right here for you to use my idea or you can come up with your own idea. I used wood for mine. You can use wood or canvas or any surface you want. You can really get creative with this. Just start to use your imagination to see what you can come up with. I might continue my story of Grizzly and his new acquaintance. Who is that hiding in the big tree? Read on to find out and stay tuned for some more fun with my new paint marker.
Basic Easy Instructions To Create Your Own
The next step is the background sky, mountains, and foreground. If you are using a template then only transfer the background lines saving the other things in the picture for later. Graphite paper is really good for transferring designs. Paint the background first and let it completely dry.
Next transfer, using the graphite paper, the tree (with kitty hiding), flowers, poem, and Grizzly. Paint the picture and let it dry first, so it doesn’t get smudged. Then write the poem with a paint marker. Here's a little trick I learned. If you're painting over the words and there is still some lettering left behind from the graphite paper, just make sure to let the paint writing dry completely. Like overnight. Then take a clean pencil eraser and gently go over the writing to remove the graphite residue from behind the painted words.
So cool!
How To Refill Your New Paint Marker
Instructions to refill your Molotow 127HS ONE4ALL Acrylic Paint Marker.
Holding the marker upright, unscrew the marker head which includes the cap.
Pull out the nib.
Using your fingernail or a sharp blade go down to the second little ring and remove the whole cartridge.
If you loosen the first ring, there’s a spring that will pop out and make a big mess. So be careful.
Using the Molotow Acrylic Refill, you can pour it into the marker.
Then replace the cartridge, nib and cap. Now you’re ready to go!
Please leave your questions and comments below in the comments section.
High-covering, premium acrylic-based pigment paint in an easy-to-handle marker that works on almost every surface, both indoors and outdoors. Tips are exchangeable and marker is refillable. Order Here.
Acrylic paint to refill any sized Molotow ONE4ALL paint marker - 1mm, 1.5mm, 2mm, 4mm or 15mm. Order Here.
Please leave your questions and comments in the comments section below.
This page contains ad links.
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