How to color the plaster Hello Kitty?

Coloring skills of gypsum Hello Kitty;

1, choose the appropriate color.

When choosing color, we need to consider the overall style and characteristics of gypsum Hello Kitty. For example, if Hello Kitty is cute, you can choose bright colors such as pink, blue and yellow. If Hello Kitty is retro, you can choose crimson, brown, gray and other colors. Choosing the right color can highlight the characteristics of Hello Kitty and make it more beautiful.

2, layered coloring

When painting, you can paint several times, each time with a thin layer. This can better grasp the color depth, and can avoid the color is too thick or uneven. For some parts that need special treatment, such as eyes, nose and mouth. You can draw them with a thinner pen or brush to show the details of these parts better.

3, detail processing

Pay attention to details when drawing colors, such as eyes, nose, mouth and beard. These parts need to be drawn with a miniature pen or brush to better express the characteristics of Hello Kitty. For example, eyes can be painted black or dark blue, nose can be painted pink or flesh-colored, mouth can be painted pink or red, and beard can be painted black or dark brown.

Skills of clay dolls:

1, evenly distributed

When painting the plaster doll, it must be painted evenly to avoid uneven color or blank space. You can paint with a soft brush or oil painting pen, starting from one side and gradually painting to the other side to ensure uniform color distribution. If you use watercolor pigments, you can add a proper amount of water to better control the coloring effect.

2, master the humidity

When painting plaster dolls, you need to pay attention to the mastery of humidity. If the plaster doll is too wet, the color will penetrate; If it is too dry, the color will float on the surface and cannot penetrate. Before painting, you can put the plaster doll in a ventilated place to dry, so that its surface is slightly dry, but not too dry, so as to avoid color adhesion. If you use watercolor pigments, you can add an appropriate amount of gum to the color to better control the degree of color penetration.

3, layered coloring

When painting a plaster doll, you can draw it in layers, one thin layer at a time, and then draw the next layer after drying. This can better grasp the color depth, and can avoid the color is too thick or uneven. For some parts that need special treatment, such as eyes, nose and mouth. You can draw them with a thinner pen or brush to show the details of these parts better.