Dot painting needs fluidic acrylic colours. This is the most important thing according to me. Designs, tools and precision will come with practice. I have tried and failed with many dot painting projects in the past because I had acrylic colours with wrong consistency. Make sure that the ones you are using have pourable quality.
Dot painting can be done on variety of surfaces. I have tried on MDF wood made coasters, magnets and earrings. This was when I was so new to dotting.
Eventually I got myself “the” tools. Dotting tools are usually better known as nail art tools, I think. These tools are shared between the communities as they achieve the same purpose with nail polish I think. These tools have pens with different dot sizes. There are also glass rods that you get shot different circumference sizes.
Recently I have recorded my dotting session. I used a canvas of 25 *30cm from Crelando and then on a pebble. Even though the designs are simple, I enjoyed making them. I have a long way to go on this entire process. Still have to master two or three layered dots and not getting offset while recording a video 😂🙄😅
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I am Prajakta Sathe. I love travelling, exploring new places, cuisines and photography. Even better is documenting these experiences and reliving them again.
This blog started many years back, even though I am finding it’s groove quite recently. I have travelled more now to document them in a defined fashion. The reason for starting this blog was first and foremost personal, of documenting my experience, but over time I have realised I can write them in such a manner which might be hopefully helpful for others to plan their journey as well.
Professionally, I am trained as a Researcher (completed Postdoc, PhD) in biological sciences and that remains as my other love. Other pursuits include photography, gardening, painting and leading a healthy life.
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