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RIGHT EYE LEFT EYE HAIR & DOTS
Step Seven: The face is basecoated with Sugared Peach and cheeks are sideloaded with Primary Red plus Snow (Titanium) White. Step Eight: Frill on the left side of the face is basecoated with Snow (Titanium) White and shaded with Snow (Titanium) White
plus a touch of Soft Black. The edge around the frill is basecoated with Citron Green. Let dry. Stripes are Soft Black.
Step Nine: The area above the right eye is basecoated with Soft Black with small Snow (Titanium) White dots.
Step Ten: Hair is basecoated with Primary Red shaded with Black Plum with a touch of Soft Black highlighted with Canyon Orange and Cadmium Yellow.
Step Eleven: Dots are drawn with a circle template or freehanded. I used all the colors on my palette to basecoat, shade and highlight. Step Twelve: (see photo) I dry-brushed highlights on all the elements with Snow (Titanium) White. After everything is dry
outline everything with your black fine line Sharpie. The white dots in the background are Snow (Titanium) White. FINISHING
I ironed to heat set the paint. I have washed and dried the jacket several times and it has not faded! ENJOY!
Golda Rader cda, czt is a Certified Decorative Artist (cda) with the Society of Decorative Painters. She also is a Certified Zentangle Teacher (czt). She currently lives in Conroe, Texas, with her husband Galen. Golda has taught painting, mixed media, color pencil and Zentangle for 20-plus years. She has taught at several national
conventions and has done travel-teaching in nearly every state in the United States. She currently teaches at Conroe Art League in mixed media and color pencil. Golda has been teaching online classes with a group of 25 other teachers. Some of her classes have had up to 400 students, some international. According to Golda, her greatest accomplishments have been when her students win competitions and she can share her talent with others.
Golda previously served on the board of Conroe Art League as treasurer and the board of Lone Star
Art Guild as secretary and past 2nd vice-president. She also served on the board of the Decorative Arts Museum in Atlanta, Ga. She served on the committee of the Houston Art Expo Convention for four years.
Golda belongs to several painting chapters and has served on their boards for 20-plus years. She can be reached thru email at raderizms@hughes.net or cell phone at (713) 825-6692.
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