
This past week the grandkids from Arkansas visted us. While we were scavenging the creek we ran across these wonderful cedar stumps with roots.

I know I have been a good influence on the rowdies when we all have the same idea.....hey, let's turn this into a monster face!!! So we did. First step was to coat the wood with gesso. The gesso coat makes the paint brighter.

Each kid then painted their idea of a monster on one side of the stump using acrylic paint, it became a three-headed monster.

When the paint dried we applied a thick coat of varnish to protect the paint.

And, oh yeah I have two more of these to play with. I guess I will paint my own monster face!!!
2 comments:
Thank you Emilio..it's been fun!!
I love stuff like that! Looks cool in a garden, although I never thought about painting them. Pretty cool!
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