Introduction: Pop Out Rainbow Skull Painting
This did not turn out the way I wanted, but here we go!
Step 1: What I Used
-Blank canvas 16in x 20in (You can just paint a canvas back if you want.)
-Paper mask.
-Super glue.
-Neon acrylic paint.
-Normal acrylic paint.
-Halloween wood shape. (if you want, you can paint words. I just wanted more to pop out.)
Step 2: Glue
Glue up your stuff! easy.
Step 3: Sketch It Out!
self explanatory.
Step 4: Black Detail
Using black acrylic paint I took away from the mask.
Step 5: Starting With Colors
Using neon blue acrylic paint I put blue above the eyes and in the start of the chin bone.
I also grabbed the black again and deepened the eyes and added the nose.
Step 6: More Colors
Using neon purple acrylic paint I placed it around the eyes, in between the nose, and on top of the head.
Grabbing neon orange acrylic paint I put that on top of the cheek bones and a little on the forehead.
Step 7: Rainbows Everywhere
Using neon purple I dragged that down onto the chin, blend it into the blue. Then grabbing the orange I blended that into the purple.
Starting the yellow I placed that onto where the teeth are going, then I got black and detailed the teeth.
Step 8: A LITTLE Shadow
Using a tad bit of black I added a few shadows, trying not to over do it.
Step 9: Le Green
Getting the neon green I put that on the rest of the skull.
Step 10: Starting the Neon Blood
to start of the blood I put white on the face in a dripping look. (putting neon pink on soon) let the white dry.
I took this time too paint the words.
Step 11: Pink Blood
put neon pink over the white but put some more white on top of the pink to give it a shine.
Step 12: Last Step
Time for some fun!
get a hard paint brush and flick it!
any color.
any place.
HAVE FUN!

Participated in the
Halloween Decor Contest 2015

Participated in the
Epilog Contest VII
6 Comments
8 years ago on Introduction
I think you did an amazing job! I love the color combinations and the way that the final product actually pops out from the black canvas. It's not too overpowering, but it adds that nice special effect and the ultimate wow factor into your work! I mean, you could use a smaller canvas, but size really doesn't matter in this case! Again, amazing job! Can't wait to see what you can make next!
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Thank you so much! That's so sweet of you!
8 years ago
Cool
Reply 8 years ago
thanks
8 years ago
What is the mask made of? Do you have any that you were able to make out of clay?
Reply 8 years ago
it's a cardboard mask. lol. I haven't tried clay.