Diy peacock painting

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I love making scraper paintings so much! This is a super fun thing to do with kids, and a peacock is the perfect subject because you really… | Instagram

You know the phrase, “A little bird told me.” Well a little cat told me, (odie) that there was some speculation that a poem had been written about blue. Well now I love blue. I love poe…

While I’m giving a face lift to my office/craft room, I’ve been looking for ways to include budget friendly decor pieces. Using a couple of old frames and some…

Wandering around the craft store feeling unispired, my crafty cousin suggested I try decoupaging with peacock feathers. "Can you do that?...

Rachel Froud Art on Instagram: "New art tutorial just added! 🎨 I had so much fun painting this lovely peacock, I have filmed the whole process and created a full step by step tutorial that’s available now! I’ll add the link to my ‘tutorials’ story highlights ✨ I’m so happy I got to use some of my favourite paint colours for this peacock painting, especially in the feathers 💙 I really hope you like it! If you have any name ideas for mr Peacock let me know! ❤️ . . . . #animalart…

It's been a while since I did a pour with peacock colors. That color palette really appeals because of the shimmering iridescence of the peacock feathers so today I will be attempting to create an acrylic pouring flip cup with negative space to resemble (loosely) a peacock's tail!

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When I first tried drawing a peacock, I was amazed by the complexity of its feathers and the vibrant colors. I remember sitting in my backyard, watching a peacock strut with its feathers in full display, thinking about how I could bring such beauty onto my sketchpad. My initial attempts were far from perfect, but each sketch got a little better, teaching me the value of observation and patience. Gradually, I learned to focus on the shapes that made up the peacock's body and feathers…

A printable teacher parent resource to help kids learn to draw.