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Not every white seems to be perfect for every job. Some are good for line work others are better for blending - let's find out what is the best white for you!
- by Manuela Cason
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- by Linnéa Önnerby Novak
- January 03, 2020
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This super villain design is made with one stroke technique and is perfect to do on the boys that don´t like to be painted on the eyes.
This Spiderman design is a timeless design that works every time. You can skip the stencils if you want to make it quicker, or you can ad some cool web hands if you got some time over.
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- by Kellie Burrus
- April 12, 2019
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One stroke roses on a mother to be is always a beautiful and appreciated design. You can add some shimmering white as a background and put some iridescent glitter on to make it more magical. Add the baby´s name or why not a countdown?
I am so excited about this new Marvel movie! I mean, who doesn't want to be a female superhero? Here is a Captain Marvel decolletage painting I did on myself so I can at least pretend to be cool.
I used one stroke technique, linework and some stencils for textures. I hope you will enjoy my video tutorial! Happy painting!
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