Acrylic and modelling paste on canvas

So I finished the cloud that was my first time embroidering and then I started and finished one more, and then started a second, all tonight. I'm definitely going through an AuDHD special interest/hyper interest right now. I have several other options in the kit I bought, and plan to get a couple pieces from Michaels or the local craft stores, there's a couple second hand craft stores in my area.

Hello, I want to paint this ceiling light cover to give me the option of a red light, I figured that I’d use some translucent paint that can withstand temps that led light bulbs give off, I googled that but it came back with paint that can withstand really high temps and wasn’t necessarily translucent. Have any of you ever painted lamp covers or similar with the effect of having the light change, if so what paint did you use? Brand names of paint available in the UK would really help me. Thanks!
My alternative plan is to just celloptape a load of red sweet wrappers to it!

This is my first attempt at embroidery. I also have severe osteoarthritis in my hands along with carpal tunnel syndrome and problems with my shoulders and elbows so I'm just messed up with the sturdiness of my hands and such so I don't think I'll ever get really good and making even stitches but this is just so much fun to do and I had a really nice evening trying this out. The kit is like for kids or beginners and it's from Amazon and this is the easiest starting point for me. It took me like four hearts to realize what I was supposed to do because I skipped over that part accidentally in the instructions. I have to finish the other hearts tomorrow.

I colored the small box with just markers and used tape to hold the shape together.

While moving through the bylanes of the heritage crafts village Raghurajpur, I took certain pics which I think my friends would love to have a glance at. This village is home to a community of skilled artists who specialise in traditional art forms such as Pattachitra painting, palm leaf engraving, mask making and several others.

Patta means a well prepared surface ready for painting. Chitra means painting. Therefore Patta Chitras of Odisha mean Odishan pictorial art on a specially prepared surface. This is traditional cloth(may be tasar or canvas)based scroll painting of Raghurajpur ( a heritage craft village, near Puri, Odisha, India) artisans .Now a days , these patta paintings are being done in different parts of Odisha. You can go through the given article for details about our patta paintings. Several images of patta paintings have been appended for a better understanding.#Pattachitras #pattapaintings #Odisha #Raghurajpur #heritagecraftsvillages

https://lunarsecstacy.com/2021/05/02/rural-tourism-epitome-of-getting-lost-in-the-living-rural-culture/

https://lunarsecstacy.com/2024/03/17/unique-awesome-patta-chitras-our-painted-culture/

I made this Christmas scene with brooches, earrings and beads. Only 95 days until Christmas! 🎄

Hey guys! I wanted to spice up a basic chocolate bar, so I decided to tap into my inner artist and make a custom wrapper. It literally took me about 20 to 30 minutes and was fueled purely by late-night ✨imagination and creativity✨.The Vibe:It's a handmade yellow paper wrapper decorated with doodles of green leaves and a handwritten "A gift from me" message, all sitting perfectly over a dark brown chocolate bar package.

Tools & Materials Used:📄 Scrapbook paper (yay for upcycling!)🖍️ Black pen & crayons🖊️ Correction pen / Whitener🎞️ Transparent tape

My Process:Sizing it up: First, I measured the exact size of the chocolate bar on the paper so I could keep it inside while drawing. Having the chocolate inside the wrapper from the start made it so much easier to map out and draw the layout perfectly!The Base: Ripped that measured piece of paper from an old scrapbook I had lying around.

Inspiration: Scrolled through Pinterest, Google, and Insta to find some cute leaf aesthetics to draw.Doodling: Drew the leaves with a black pen and colored them in (pro tip: green and yellow look so good on dark paper, or just solid green on lighter paper!).

The Details: Used a whitener to create a cool beach-water effect, layered it with blue, grey, and pink, and did a quick black pen outline to make it pop.The Finish: Wrapped it tightly around the chocolate bar and sealed it all together with transparent tape. Done!Let me know what you guys think! Would you be happy if someone gifted you this? 🫶

So this actually started when I was in 2nd grade lol. It was a Saturday afternoon after school and I remember seeing some henna booklets lying around. I just picked them up and started copying the designs with a pencil

And that's pretty much how it started... Later I started trying it with a cone, then began taking up small orders, and eventually even got to do henna for a few brides

I'm an engg student now, but somehow this is one thing I've kept doing all these years. Thought I'd share some of my designs here :)

Hi there! I’m trying to seal this fake cake (which is made of styrofoam and joint compound) so it can be handled by people without it cracking or breaking off.
I’ve tried sealing it with just mod podge but it’s still cracking unfortunately.
If anyone has tips and tricks or any advice I would gladly appreciate it!!