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Ceramic bowl painting techniques sounds easy with simple tricks.All we need is a ceramic paint kit and a few items that can be pulled instantly at our home. Materials: Single color ceramic bowls Ceramic paint kit-No bake required Round tip brush-2 The rest of the things could be gathered at home and will be mentioned i the methods. Method: Technique 1: Pour some paint of 3 colors in a palette. Draw the desired outline with a colour pencil. Use a Q-Tip and start dipping and painting along the outlines. Technique 2: Draw an outline on a strip of paper for a uniform repetition and cut it into a strip. Tape the strip and draw the outline. Fill and outline the design. Technique 3: Load enough paint and squeeze the paint on the rim of the bowl and allow it to drip. Repeat with as many number of shades as required. Multi colour effect can be attained when the next colour drips and mixes naturally over the previous colour while it is wet. Technique 4: Mask the bow...

For those who aren't very familiar with the freehand and other techniques in ceramic painting this  mosaic inspired fish design comes in with out a challenge.All we need majorly is a tile of your choice that is available.Choose any light color to make it more attractive and it leaves us with more imagination in the choice of colors. This art work could be framed, plastered onto a rough wall like a collage work and most importantly leaves us with a choice of fixing it anywhere without a necessity of safeguarding it much like a glass although this too is a object that could brittle. Materials: Ceramic Paint kit Brushes- Flat brush can be avoided at a beginner level. Palette Method: Draw the outlines using a pencil.Using a normal pencil is of great advantage as erasing is much easier without leaving any marks behind. Now the only task left behind is making small squares out of the brush. Playing with light and dark of a single colour gives a good depth to an...

Materials: Ceramic paint-Black Brush-0 size Pencil Note: Choose a plain color mug other than white if you decide on doing free-strokes with a single color. Decide on the design first by selecting a sketch or by drawing it on a paper before actually doing it on the mug directly.