An original handmade painting in a rustic interior
You can create an impressive home decor element with your own hands
Bright modern interior with a large abstract painting
Golden arrows in a frame - simple and original
A bright painting with an abstract plot can become an original interior accent
A stylish interior is not necessarily associated with huge financial costs, because you can decorate it with accessories created using available materials and priceless imagination.
Pictures with photo printing will easily and simply decorate a modern interior
A bright picture with photo printing will decorate a modern kitchen
Picture frame: where to start?
The main condition for creating a masterpiece is inspiration. It’s better not to copy someone else’s work, but to try to feel the mood of your own home, imagine what is missing in the interior, what could highlight its advantages. It is better to write down any thoughts and sketches in a separate notebook - they may come in handy when creating a painting. Think about where the future work will hang - in the living room, kitchen, bedroom.
An interesting poster will decorate a Scandinavian-style bedroom
A simple “lip print” is a creative interior decoration
A child’s bright drawing, framed, will decorate his room.
Interior in Art Nouveau style with a bright large abstract painting that you can paint yourself
This handmade masterpiece will be a worthy decoration for your home.
Having decided on the style, you can begin to select materials for the future work:
- Paint and canvas.
- Cardboard, designer paper, magazine clippings, old photos.
- Textiles, leather, ribbons, braid.
- Glass or crystals.
- Buttons.
- Dried flowers, shells.
Advice! Don't throw away old children's drawings, scraps of fabric, magazines, jewelry - all this can become part of the picture. Store them in a separate box, periodically reviewing and arranging them together.
A spectacular picture made of shells will become a chic decoration for your home.
A colored modular painting can successfully hide a TV
A painting can be made from a printed macro photo
Any item can become the basis for a handmade masterpiece
DIY paintings: painting with paints
The easiest way to create an original painting for your interior with your own hands is to paint it. The subject is limited only by the imagination of the creator. Even if you have no artistic skills, you can create a masterpiece: use abstract techniques, study master classes and photos of finished works.
To create an original painting, minimal painting skills are required.
Abstraction is always in trend
The spectacular combination of colors in the painting will attract the attention of household members and guests.
A simple but very attractive picture
A simple abstraction is suitable for a fusion style interior
Oil, watercolor, and acrylic paints will become faithful assistants in creating paintings for the interior. As a base, you can use either professional canvas or regular thick paper or a primed board. You can draw inspiration from nature if there are picturesque places near your home. If you are unlucky with either the location or the weather, feel free to draw your household, pets, fruit compositions - whatever. The accuracy of the reproduction of reality does not play any role, the main thing is to approach the process with soul.
Technique for creating an abstract painting using paints
Stylish interior in turquoise tones with a rectangular diptych painting in the primary colors of the bedroom
Stencils
Using paint in a spray can, it is easy to apply an image through a stencil. It is better to take plywood or very thick cardboard as the basis for the picture. The background paint should be different in color and effect from the color of the drawing. For example, colored patterns on a gold or silver field look original. You can make several pictures of the same size and arrange them into a single piece, similar to modular paintings, which will decorate the wall in the living room.
Advice! Instead of paper stencils, use dried leaves and herbs in interesting shapes.
A painting created using a stencil. Fun and cheerful!
Using a simple flower or tree leaves can create a unique canvas
New Year's painting made using a “deer” stencil
Openwork paper napkins can be an excellent stencil.
Modular paintings in the interior
Bright, creative modular painting
Modern living room with a large modular painting
Original modular painting with a picture of a bicycle
All that remains is to cut it into segments and fix them on a suitable base. The paper can simply be carefully glued onto a base made of plywood or fiberboard, and the canvas can be stretched onto a wooden frame and secured on the reverse side with a stapler.
Advice! When painting an interior painting yourself, the image is applied on top of already prepared modular segments. The canvas can be replaced with any suitable fabric, painted with batik paints. It is better to paint on paper blanks with acrylic or waterproof markers.
Modular painting with photo printing of flowers in the bedroom
Modular picture with a world map in the nursery
A modular bright painting depicting beautiful flowers will decorate the living room
Modular paintings are suitable for almost any room: from the kitchen to the living room, but it is important to select the appropriate images. If you don’t have the time to create a masterpiece with your own hands, then we have good news for you - today you can buy modular paintings in any specialized store or on the Internet.
Photo printing
The technical side of the issue is taken care of by a photo workshop, which can print a suitable image on almost any basis: canvas, paper, ceramics, etc. These can be ordinary posters depicting interesting places, people, ornaments.
Advice! A poster is not just a picture, it must convey a certain idea, correspond to the interior, the theme of the room and the character of the owners of the house.
For the loft style, paintings using photo printing are popular
Black and white photos in white frames as an alternative to paintings
A small bedroom in gray tones will be decorated with a black and white painting in a black frame.
If the poster is large-format, you can divide the image into several segments and, when combined into a single canvas, play with the joints, making it look like a modular picture.
If there is a child in the house, then you can scan his drawings and, choosing the ones that match the color and shape, make a collage out of them. Such a poster can be complemented by a photo of the artist himself. All that remains is to print the poster and place it in a frame that matches the color and style of the nursery’s interior.
A collage of old and new family photos can be hung as a picture in the bedroom or living room, and posters depicting the corresponding paraphernalia and fruits are suitable for the kitchen. Finally, it is worth noting that it is recommended to choose posters and panels for the kitchen in rich and bright colors, however, no one forbids you to go against the rules and create a stylish monochrome kitchen design.
Paintings using photo printing are very popular in Art Nouveau interiors.
Small black and white photographic paintings are also suitable for a cozy, bright bedroom.
Atmospheric modular painting from photography
Textile paintings for interior
From all kinds of scraps, fabric with beautiful patterns, ribbons, braid or lace, you can create real masterpieces in the patchwork style with your own hands. Fabric paintings are most often made using the appliqué technique. The basis is taken of dense textiles with discreet and inconspicuous patterns (stripes, polka dots, etc.), and the main elements are cut out from bright shreds.
You can create real masterpieces from fabrics of different colors
Bright modular textile painting under glass
Original wall decoration with fabric paintings
Most often, kitchens and children's rooms are decorated with textile works, since these rooms are characterized by a certain simplicity present in the appliqué. From felt, flannel and other fabrics that hold their shape well, you can cut out fruits, animals, cars, and houses. You can safely combine different textures and patterns on fabrics, use braid, decorative cord, and buttons for decoration. For the living room, you can make a textile picture from crinkled silk with abstract patterns.
Unusual textile paintings made of bright fabric in the nursery
Interesting textile modular picture at the head of the bed
Pictures for the kitchen made of buttons
Using buttons with your own hands, you can create original paintings by sewing or appliqué. This type of fittings is often used to depict leaves on trees. Buttons can be glued in an original way inside any outline, for example, the silhouette of a butterfly or cat. In sewing stores you can select parts of various shapes, colors and materials and lay them out, like a mosaic, according to a pre-prepared pattern. Such button creations will fit perfectly into the kitchen, however, they can also be used for the living room and bedroom.
Advice! Buttons can be glued around the perimeter of the picture frame, giving it individuality.
An unusual picture created using a variety of buttons
Original painting with a bright heart made of buttons
DIY wallpaper and panels
Often, after renovation, large pieces of beautiful wallpaper remain, which are useful for making unusual interior paintings.
DIY interior paintings: embroidery and crystals
Many people are fond of embroidering pictures, and in handicraft stores you can find a variety of patterns and kits for creating masterpieces. You can embroider the canvas with beads with your own hands or try your hand at laying out mosaic paintings. The latter are made using diamond technology, that is, by laying out rhinestones. This process is quite labor-intensive and requires perseverance and accuracy, but the result exceeds all expectations. You can use either a full lay-out technique or a partial one, where crystals cover individual areas of the canvas.
Very stylish picture made of fabric accessories
Original wall decoration for Halloween
Leather paintings, quilling paintings and collages
You can create amazing collages from photographs, clippings, book pages and sheet music. Depending on the theme of the images, the paintings can decorate the living room, bedroom or any other room.
Bright unusual painting created by yourself
You can also make three-dimensional paintings from leather or cardboard, use decoupage and quilling techniques, paintings, paintings from coffee and even crafts from pasta.
A painting using the quilling technique will decorate a child's room
To create such a picture you will need a lot of patience and time.
Unusual paintings made from wooden blocks
Fusion style interior with a variety of small handmade paintings
From thick colored paper, textiles and foam rubber you can create creative multi-layered images with curved space. Finally, it is worth noting that when choosing a frame for a masterpiece created by yourself, you can choose the simplest frames. They can also be decorated at your discretion using various decorative materials.
Good day to all. Recently I went to visit a friend and saw on her wall a beautiful picture made of sequins. I really liked it and I wanted one too. I went to the store, looked at the pictures, at the prices. It turned out to be a little expensive. Then I decided to make a painting with my own hands, the kind that I need and without spending a lot of money. I want to show you what I did.
To make it I needed:
- Styrofoam of the required size or cardboard covers.
- Ruler.
- Wallpaper.
- Knife.
- Scissors.
- Glue (VPA, moment).
- Sequins.
- Beads.
- Pencil, felt-tip pen.
- Free time, patience and imagination.
I saw pictures of complex work, but since I have no experience, I decided to do something simpler first. And so, I took polystyrene foam (refrigerator packaging, although a cardboard box will do). Using a ruler and pencil, I drew a square of the required size and, armed with a knife, cut it out.
Then I covered it with wallpaper. You can take plain wallpaper (or fabric of any texture). I chose one with a not bright pattern.
The next step was to apply the selected pattern. I wanted to draw a couple in love, since the day before was Valentine's Day. First, I penciled the sketch onto the canvas, and then outlined it with a black felt-tip pen for better visibility.
If you have problems with drawing, you can transfer the drawing you like using carbon paper. I took the subjects of the paintings from the Internet.
Taking glue and sequins, I began to glue them one after another end-to-end on all the competition lines, except for the thin lines on the face (lips, eyes, eyebrows, ears).
I glued beads to the thin lines in the same way.
This is how the picture turned out. I really liked it, so I decided to make two more paintings with different drawings.
Here is another small painting made from cardboard using sequins.
Despite the fact that the sequins are black, they shimmer beautifully when the sun hits them. With such paintings you can decorate not only the living room of your home, but also the bedroom or kitchen. They will be a good gift for family and friends for any occasion. You just need to choose the desired subject for the picture.
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Tsugunov Anton Valerievich
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Paintings are one of the components of the warm and unique atmosphere. And if the paintings are made independently, the emotional “response” from them can be an order of magnitude higher than that of purchased ones. created with your own hands - you will see photos of examples below - thoughtfully thought out and lovingly brought to life, they will give you a good mood for a long time.
Let you not have the talent of an artist, do not shine with creative flair and doubt your taste. Cast aside your doubts. Having a desire to create original paintings for the interior, you can learn some techniques on your own and after a while admire the creation of your own hands.
Looking for an idea for a painting
Inspiration is a fickle and timid thing. Let’s not wait for inspiration from above, but let’s actively search for ideas for future paintings for the interior.
Advice. At the very beginning, it will be useful not to look on the Internet in search of ideas. Trust your inner instinct: what exactly do I need, how would I like my painting to look, what mood should it bring into my life and into the interior of my home? Write down all the thoughts that come to your mind.
Information, having gained a critical mass, will definitely “shoot” with an original idea. And having the main features of what you are looking for, you can choose the appropriate technique for creating paintings with your own hands for the interior and look at the photographs.
Anything can serve as an impetus for creativity: from sewing accessories and beads to family photos and letters from the home archive.
Advice. For any mother, a touching option for interior decor will be a panel collage of children's drawings, appliqués, the first cute doodles and other priceless creations of little hands.
Choosing ways to create a picture for your interior
Painting with paints
Even if the talent of a painter has passed you by, you are quite capable of creating abstract paintings for the interior at the “cute and soulful” level. You will need:
- oil, acrylic or watercolor paints;
- tablet or easel;
- canvas;
- brushes;
- palette and palette knife;
- scotch;
- solvent.
Making a sketch
The future of the painting that will decorate the interior of your apartment is first drawn with a pencil on the canvas: a composition is built, small elements and main lines are outlined. The space around the main object is “overgrown” with details, the lines of objects intersect with each other and overlap. This gives the picture depth and volume.
Determining the light source
To make the image more realistic, draw in dark and illuminated areas. Mark where and at what angle the light will fall on the objects, where the shadow, penumbra and highlights will be located.
Choosing colors
In order to choose the right colors for a painting, you need to know that:
- to obtain the desired shade, the paints are mixed on a palette and only then applied to the canvas;
- on a sunny day, the color of the object has golden shades, on a cloudy day – grayish;
- if the subject of the painting is night, the objects will be richer and darker than during the day.
Let's create
Multi-volume works and 6 years of study at the institute are devoted to the art of drawing. At the everyday level, we can give several guidelines in this process:
- draw simple objects first;
- dilute and mix the paints for your painting with a reserve, because you won’t be able to achieve exactly the same shade again;
- Before applying the next layer, the previous one must dry well;
- try different techniques, but focus on two or three that you can do;
- within three days, an image made with oil paints can be corrected, failed details can be corrected, or they can be completely erased.
Advice. If, when starting the picture, you planned a plot in the style of realism, and by the middle of the process you are surprised by abstractionism, it doesn’t matter. Urgently pretend that this is what you intended from the very beginning. Abstract creations are merciful to the mistakes of beginners, and in the interior they look impressive and mysterious.
Bead paintings
We begin to create a masterpiece for the interior.
- Free the frame from the glass.
- Draw the outlines of the frame on the base.
- Paste the pattern on which you will lay out the beads.
- Use thread or wire to mark the contours of the design, gluing them to the base.
- Glue the beads, distributing them tightly, without voids. If this is uncomfortable to do with your fingers, use a toothpick. Apply glue to small fragments, not allowing it to dry.
- Let the painting dry completely by placing it vertically for a while. If somewhere the beads are not glued well, they will fall off and you can re-attach them.
- Frame your beaded item, hang it on the wall and admire the transformed interior.
Painting for the interior from scrap materials
To make the work of your hands, intended for the interior of your home, interesting, do not limit your imagination to any specific techniques. Combine, break the rules, create your own recipes.
Various decorative and natural materials can be used: leather, fabric, buttons, sequins, quilling elements, wallpaper, dried flowers, sea pebbles, shells and even wool. The painting for the interior made of wool is worth considering in more detail.
Painting with wool
Wool painting is a whole art from an unexpected perspective. This is where you don’t have to worry about your artistic abilities: a sketch of a drawing can also be applied under a stencil. Warmth, depth, volume are just a few of the epithets for such a work. A painting made of wool breathes, lives its own life and brings special warmth to the interior.
You will need:
- clamping frame;
- non-woven or flannel backing;
- scissors, tweezers;
- wool of different colors.
Now we begin to paint a picture with wool.
- Draw a sketch on the base.
- Start laying out the wool with the main background color, and then lay out the wool of other colors in layers. You can apply the wool by pulling it into a strand, plucking it into a “cloud”, or tearing it off. Each method creates a different effect: delicate color transitions, transparency or richness of texture, light haze or dense fluffy balls of fur.
- Give wool objects the desired shape: convexity, texture, layering.
Important! Sometimes apply glass to the wool composition. This way you will evaluate the intermediate result and be able to eliminate shortcomings in a timely manner.
- Clean the glass with alcohol, press it against the painting with clamps and trim off any protruding hair.
- Secure the frame and enjoy the result.
Homemade posters for the interior
An original painting for the interior of the kitchen with your own hands will be posters made with handwritten recipes from your mother’s culinary notebook, for example. Handwritten text, inscriptions and quotes on a culinary topic, and simply useful information for the housewife can be arranged in a meaningful composition and decorated with it in the kitchen interior.
Stylish posters can be created from collages of family photos. The main photo is located in the middle of the collage, and it is framed by photos that are in tune with the overall theme. The collage is mounted in a frame under glass.
Handmade paintings will perfectly complement any living space design. Of course, who can feel and emphasize the mood of a house better than its owners? Made using a variety of techniques, such details will make even a standard design special, transform a simple kitchen or living room, inspire rainbow emotions and bring coziness.
Abstraction
Do you have a lone chair in a rich lemon color in your room? Support the accent with a laconic picture painted yourself!
We are witnessing the triumph of abstract art, and in most galleries we encounter canvases that seem to have come from the brush of either a child or a dolphin. So if the difference is not significant, why not try writing your own creation? Drawing classes bring incredible pleasure, and the result simply cannot be bad or wrong!
A simple and elegant option is a gradient image. You don't need instructions to play it. Take a few minutes of your time, stock up on a roller or brush, two paints (primary and white) – a few strokes, and the bright accessory is ready.
Draw broken horizontal stripes; they will resemble visualized sound waves or complex graphs, and therefore will always be interesting to examine. Golden foil or paint will help to dilute the severity of the lines. You can leave empty spaces, and strokes should be done in one motion. It is best to combine gold with a white background, as well as contrasting rough materials - concrete or brick.
In general, images can be anything. It is not necessary to draw something intricate - even children's blots, circles and triangles, diamonds and waves will become real poetry if you select the right colors.
Wood paintings
Natural materials are at the peak of popularity. Small wood pictures or huge panels will complete current modern interiors in loft, modern, eco, country, and rustic styles.
As a base, use thin dried boards made of natural wood or light panels, for example, plywood. Decorate the bars with stencils, garlands, crystals, paint them or give them a fancy configuration.
Panels made from wood cuts will help bring the atmosphere of a fresh forest into your home. Sketch out a sketch and get to work. It is best to select elements of different textures and sizes - this will add naturalness to the composition. Sand the sides that will be adjacent to the base and fix the bars, leaving the front parts in relief. Fix the finished result with glue and varnish for brightness and better preservation.
String art
Carnations and threads are not the most romantic and cute items at first glance, but you can use them to make very cute crafts. A composition from this non-standard tandem will become an original decor for the room. You are unlikely to find such a picture from someone else - after all, you made it yourself.
Consider creating a product that says “OK.” The basic materials for its manufacture you will need: light wooden board or plywood 50x50 cm; White paint; roller or brush; sketch; small carnations; threads for knitting or embroidery of different shades close to each other; duct tape; pencil.
If the wood background is uneven, sand it with sandpaper. Apply the paint in long strokes twice. You can vary the sketch yourself or find it on the Internet and print it, group the sheets with tape. Cut the edges with scissors. Place the stencil on a dry board and secure with adhesive tape. Drive the nails into the dotted areas, starting from the top edge. An important point is that they should be approximately at the same height level and create parallel straight lines. Carefully remove the template and any remaining pieces of paper.
It's time to start weaving. To understand where to start and where to lead the thread, refer to the sketch. Tie the silhouette of the letters with black thread. Wrap the first carnation twice and make a knot, and cut off its tip. Each thread will be located in the middle of the nails. Stretch the thread and continue to outline the image, making one turn around each nail.
When you have completed the letters, move the thread away from the last nail and wrap it around the other nails. The point is that there is no clear order of nails here, choose the path of the thread randomly. When one color runs out, take another, but similar shade. Finally, fill the void inside the letter “O” and mount the finished composition on the wall.
Pictures from wallpaper
Many beautiful wallpapers with intricate patterns are so expensive that it is easier to glue banknotes instead. We won’t go that far, but using wallpaper as a spot decoration is a completely rational compromise. Moreover, beautiful patterns in large quantities can ripple, but we will carefully avoid these potential troubles.
So, patterned wallpaper itself is a finished canvas, so it is enough to place it inside spectacular frames. It’s good if the design and individual colors echo other interior details. Look for sales of leftover wallpaper; one roll will still be enough. Moreover, you can purchase several types of this material to create modular compositions.
Button paintings
Ordinary buttons are a very convenient material for creativity. With their help, original crafts are created by sewing or attaching with glue. This technology is universal and suitable for creating unusual paintings.
You can use the fittings to “outline” the silhouette of a letter, tree, butterfly, elephant, owl or any other object you can think of. In a sewing accessories store, select buttons in different configurations and colors, and at home, lay them out on a template and fix them on the prepared base. Cheerful works will be a wonderful and somewhat ironic addition to the design of a kitchen, living room or nursery.
Textile
Another extremely easy idea for a quick painting - take an interesting scarf or piece of fabric with a suitable pattern and cover it with a wooden board. Textiles are fastened with flat buttons or small nails.
You can cut out individual intricate elements from thick fabrics such as flannel or felt. Combine different textures, use thematic details - lace and braid, buttons.
Handicrafts will look best in the kitchen or nursery, as well as country-style rooms, which are characterized by cozy simplicity. Calm motifs are suitable for the bedroom.
Stencils
Using stencils, you can easily apply images to any surface. Thick cardboard or plywood are best suited as a base. To make the background look harmonious, you need to fill it with a shade that is contrastingly different from the color of the picture. Clear gold or silver patterns on a white background look very original.
Compositions applied using paint can be monochromatic or multi-colored. You can use flowers and leaves or a lace napkin as a stencil. Also use stick-on stencils, they will add volume to your painting.
Prepare the base and fill the background with paint if desired. After this, holding the stencil, carefully paint over the empty areas.
When the paint is dry, remove the pattern or move it and apply the next pattern using this or another pattern.
Photo printing, framed quotes
The most realistic picture is, of course, a photograph. To make your photos look intricate, frame them in spacious mats and hang them like an exhibition in a fashion gallery. Such an installation would be an excellent addition to a long hallway.
Another way to hang pictures is to create a structure from fasteners and cords. Use paper clips instead of frames.
You are probably aware that photographs can be enormous in size. Contact the nearest printing house or photo studio and print out photographs of your child, the sea coast, rare black and white photographs or a photo of an ordinary light bulb; it will look very stylish in shades of gray.
Ironic and motivational quotes are at the peak of popularity. Print several of your favorite sayings at once in a current elongated font and place them in laconic contrasting frames “for solidity.” Framing will give additional meaning to each word.
Eco paintings
In modern design, eco-style occupies one of the first positions in demand. Naturel is made from both living and dried plants. Vertical gardening systems, panels of succulents and stabilized moss will help revitalize the interior.
To dry leaves and flowers, use an iron, press or oven. In summer, you can even dry the parts in the open air. If you want to get a voluminous herbarium, use express drying, so the vegetation will retain its natural shape. Place the most impressive exhibits one at a time. Iron the sheets between the layers of non-woven fabric and sandwich them between two panes of glass. The decor will look as if it was suspended in the air. The beauty of a herbarium is that it is easy to make yourself and update over time.
By the way, real masterpieces can be created from dry and fresh objects of botany research. It will not always be possible to fix them so that they look as grandiose as you intended, and therefore it is best to try to make something simpler or take a photo of the applique and print it. For inspiration, we selected several photographs of the work of the creative family tandem of Vicky and Brooke, who lay out unusually beautiful floral portraits from flowers and stems - by the way, without a drop of glue, and therefore they only record their work on cameras for calendars and other souvenirs.
Are you looking for a fresh and unusual idea for interior decoration? Familiar pictures are good, but the soul is looking for something new. On the Internet you can find more than one master class on creating three-dimensional paintings with your own hands from paper, fabric or leather. These are 3D canvases that are amazing in their liveliness, which are fun to create and pleasant to contemplate.
DIY paintings
A three-dimensional painting can be called a 3D sculpture in a frame, made from scrap materials. It can be anything in the full sense of the word: paper, dried flowers, polymer clay, leather, fabrics and other creative materials. For example, plaster is used to make magnificent three-dimensional drawings directly on the kitchen wall. Plaster modeling is, of course, beautiful, but this article will talk about simpler techniques.
Anyone can make an original masterpiece of art with their own hands. Why don't you try your hand at it? The master class will help you learn the basic principles to get started with an idea and start creating.
Master class “3d paper painting”
For the first test of the pen, take the simplest version of a three-dimensional painting - a paper applique.
Set of materials for work:
- frame with deep sides;
- stationery knife;
- pencil;
- colored cardboard with a bright print;
- white watercolor paper or thin cardboard;
- ruler, scissors;
- PVA glue.
Instead of a frame, you can take a candy box.
Step-by-step description of a three-dimensional paper painting:
- cut out a rectangle from a white sheet of paper to fit the selected frame;
- draw by hand or print a heart of such a size that it fits freely in the frame 9 times in three rows. The approximate size of the heart is 4x5 cm;
- the heart needs to be cut out and circled with a simple pencil, placing it on white paper prepared earlier. You should get 3 rows of three hearts or more (less) as you wish;
- Now the important step has come - carefully, using a stationery knife, we cut out the “wings” of the hearts. To do this, you need to make cuts along the contour of the hearts, without touching the lower and upper parts;
- bend the cut parts of the hearts up and towards the center, making them voluminous;
- The blank with hearts must be glued onto colored cardboard. It is desirable that it be special scrap paper with a small pattern. It will be visible through the bent wings of the hearts;
- The final step is to place the picture in a frame and fix it on the back side with a stapler or glue.
The presented master class is simple, but based on it you can make your own 3D plot - fluttering butterflies, tiles, people and other interesting templates.
Master class “multilayer 3d paper painting”
Making an interesting paper painting using the multi-layer technique is very simple - you just need to find a design and print many copies. The finished product, hung on the wall, looks interesting from different angles - a real 3D painting.
Set of materials for work:
- sufficiently deep frame;
- cardboard;
- laminate backing;
- thick album sheets and printer;
- craft glue;
- acrylic paint;
- acrylic lacquer;
- scissors;
Step-by-step description of a multilayer paper painting:
- choose a beautiful and bright picture with a clear image. It is desirable that there are many parts on it that will be convenient to cut out. We format or select the picture to fit the frame size. We print 10-12 copies on thick paper;
- Depending on what kind of printer you have, we determine whether the pictures need varnishing. Thus, images printed on an inkjet printer must be sprayed and varnished, otherwise the colors will run. Laser images can be left as is;
- We simply glue the first image onto cardboard cut to the size of the frame plus gaps for mounting;
- We cut out all other images, but in a special way. For example, if you are creating a flower, then let several whole flowers be cut out with a stem and leaves, a couple more layers of leaves, and even more of the inflorescence itself. It sounds complicated, but as you go along it will become clear;
- Now we are preparing the basis for the parts from a thin backing for the laminate, which looks like a thin layer of polyethylene foam. The cut-out backing should be slightly smaller than the parts so that it is not visible in the finished product on the wall;
- we glue the parts onto the substrate, but not all of them, but selectively - only those layers that should protrude forward. In some small parts, a substrate may not be needed;
- We place the prepared parts on the base in a frame with glue. First, we place large pictures with many details, and then individual details that should be more voluminous;
- the side parts should not remain white, otherwise they will reveal the presence of a substrate - they need to be painted over to match the image;
- We cover the picture with acrylic varnish in several layers. Each layer is applied after the previous one has dried;
Now you will have a three-dimensional painting with your own hands - now you can place it on the wall in this form or add glass. Such canvases can be made from fabric, then you will get a picture with a beautiful terry surface. 
Master class “3d painting made of leather”
Set of materials for work:
- frame;
- the base of the picture is made of leather, suede or fabric;
- pieces of leather of any color;
- acrylic paints;
- rectangular sheet of chipboard or plywood;
- furniture stapler;
- craft glue or superglue;
- scissors;
- paper (for sketches);
- soap or chalk (for contours on the skin).
The first question that arises about creating such a work is where to get the leather? Firstly, it must be natural, and therefore it is not cheap. But you probably have a jacket, bag, gloves and other used genuine leather products. Feel free to chop them up - you will have a lot of fun and can make a gorgeous picture.
Step-by-step description of creating a painting “bouquet of leather”:
- Make sketches of leaves and petals on paper and cut them out - these will be templates for work;
- transfer the contours to the skin and cut out how many flowers with petals you want to have in the finished painting;
- If the materials at hand do not include colored leather of a suitable shade for the colors, then use acrylic paints. Paint the petals with burgundy or pink colors, and the leaves with green. You can choose paints of any colors you like;
- to make the petals round and voluminous, you need to hold the skin over a candle flame - it will begin to take on an interesting natural shape;
- we collect buds from the petals; you can place a ball of leather or fabric in the center as the center of the flower;
- we stretch a base made of any fabric, suede, leather or other material onto a sheet of plywood and fasten it with staples from the wrong side. The fabric can be pulled tightly or draped. We insert the resulting base into the frame;
- Arrange the finished flowers and leaves on the base - evaluate their location by stepping aside;
- complement the composition with leather curls, natural materials - shells, dried flowers, etc.;
- Now you can glue all the elements to the intended places using a glue gun or a tube of superglue.
We clean the finished picture from traces of handicraft and hang it on the wall - that’s the whole master class. Similar creations can be made from fabric - decorating the drawn silhouettes of girls with dresses made of fabric and lace.
To repeat the master class and create three-dimensional paintings with your own hands, you do not need to have the ability to draw. But what you really need is perseverance and accuracy.
For beginners, we can recommend techniques made from paper, and for more experienced craftsmen, magnificent 3D paintings made from leather, polymer clay or plaster. Interesting paintings for the kitchen are framed vegetables and fruits sculpted from clay or made from plaster.
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