How to dot paint with Kristin Uhrig - Rangoli Mandala

This dotting tutorial is based on the colorful designs of Rangoli Sand-Art of India. This amazing, traditional art is made using handfuls of colored chalk, colored rice, or colored sand and then dragging them into symmetrical designs. This design will be a little tough for beginners, but with practice everyone can do it! All tools and paints are listed below. My original art can be purchased on my website at: KristinUhrig.com Join me on my Facebook page for more tips, discussion and videos: https://www.facebook.com/HowtopaintRockMandalas Tools used in this tutorial: Silicone art stone mold and stencil from The Happy Dotting Company- https://www.etsy.com/listing/656954919/for-usa-addresses-only-dome-template-1?ref=shop_home_active_17&crt=1 General's Charcoal white pencil- Amazon Swispers Pointy Q-tips- Amazon Mark's Mandalas dotting tools- https://www.amazon.com/Marks-Mandalas-Size-Dotting-Tool/dp/B07SXCYBZG/ref= sr_1_5?crid=1MOQ5CCUABASL&dchild=1&keywords=mark%27s+mandalas+dotting+tools+kit&qid=1595363745&sprefix=Mark%27s+mandala%2Caps%2C223&sr=8-5 Round wooden toothpicks Scissors Paper Black card stock Tinsky Polymer clay sculpting tool- ball point Paints used: Liquitex Basics heavy body acrylics: Quinacridone Magenta, Cadmium Yellow, Cadmium Red-Light hue -orange, Titanium white Arteza Acrylic iridescent: Dreamy Lemon, Electric Plum, Shady Orange Martha Stewart- Mother of Pearl, Beetle Black Golden Fluid Acrylic- Pyrrole Red, Vat Orange, Diarylide Yellow, Quinacridone Magenta Folk Art Multi- Purpose- Purple Liquitex Gloss Medium

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