Winter Solstice 2020 Mandala 10"x10" Canvas Tutorial DIY Snowflake Magic Sparkle Dot Art Glitter
*PLEASE NOTE: If you recreate this painting and post it on ANY SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM, please also make note of my channel info and link, and give proper credits to the original artist @christinaleedotmeditationau **Reproduction of work in any form, for the purpose of sales or marketing is strictly prohibited** The Winter Solstice 2020 Mandala is a tutorial just for you! This 10" x 10" canvas is the perfect size for gifting this holidays season. I walk you step by step through this piece so you can create your very own snowflake mandala. To follow my Facebook and share your own dot art, go here: / 2760120177574674 To support me on Patreon, you can follow me here: / christinaleedotmeditationau To see a list of my favorite tools, you can click here: https://www.christinaleedotmeditation... Tools used are as follows: Liquitex Professional Gesso (To prime the canvas) Crayola 24 count Water Color Pencils Compass 12 Segment Stencil Ruler DIY Mandala Stone Dotting tools Full set Beaute Galleria 5 piece dotting tool set (color code listed here): Red - 1.5 mm w/diagonal tip & 2.5 mm ball tip Green - 1.0 mm ball tip & 3.0 mm tip Gold - 0.5 mm ball tip & 3.5 mm ball tip Purple - Aciform tip & 1.7 mm ball tip Blue - No ball tip & 2 mm ball tip Krylon Kamar Varnish Colors are as follows: Golden Fluid Titanium White Folkart Color Shift Aqua Flash Folkart Color Shift Purple Flash Decoart Dazzling Metallics Ice Blue Folkart Extreme Glitter Hologram Folkart Extreme Glitter Turquoise You can enjoy Christina’s art and follow her work here: Website: www.christinaleedotmeditationau.com Instagram: / christina_lee_dot_au Pinterest: / christinaleesdotmeditationau Youtube: / christinaleedotmeditationÂû Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ChristinaLe... TikTok: / christinaleedotau Patreon: / christinaleedotmeditationau Facebook: / christinaleedotmeditationau Christina Lee is a life-long artist who has recently found her true artistic passion: painting dots. Many, many dots, alternating from the large to the very tiny, are used to create her extraordinary dot mandalas. The mandala (the Sanskrit word for circle) is a symbol that has been used in many cultures since ancient times to create a sacred space and as a meditation aid. Christina’s art reflects the depth and beauty of this eternal form. She earned her B.S. in Interior Design from The Art Institute of Portland and has worked in many art forms. But it was Christina’s discovery of dot painting that completely changed her artistic focus, and she is passionate about exploring all its possibilities. Recently diagnosed with autism, Christina has openly shared her discovery through her blog and her art. Empowered by a deeper understanding of herself, she is exploring her life experiences through this new lens. It is her goal to encourage others “on the spectrum” to honor and embrace who they are born to be. Christina sets aside as much time as possible to create her exquisite dot mandala paintings. She currently lives in Vancouver, Washington with her husband, a science professor, her two young children and three adopted kittens, Fritz, ZiZi and Lulu. When she is not home-schooling her children, tending her garden or canning its produce, she can be found painting.
