Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Many types of flowers have meanings that are normally connected with them. You may be familiar with the creative view that the rose of different colors indicates diverse things. For example, red roses tend to symbolize passion, while yellow roses typically mean longstanding friendship. Pink stands for young love and white often mean purity. Other flowers carry similar meanings, so when you consider adding a flower painting technique to your repertoire, think about the meaning that you want to convey through your paint.Flower Painting Technique Stenciling
A number of techniques can be used to add flowers to your painting. One of the easiest methods is through stenciling. Stenciled flowers can be painted on walls as a border, furniture as an accent, or even on articles of clothing using fabric paint. If you can't find a stencil that tickles your fancy, there are also numerous flower stamps available.
Stamping can be used in place of stenciling on just about any surface as well. For those who desire to become a bit more adventurous with their flower painting technique, you can learn many techniques for freehand projects. One of the most popular is One Stroke Painting that offers instructions for creating many different types of flowers. This flower painting technique works extremely well on vases and flower pots, as well as walls and furniture. If you eventually wish to take freehand a step further, try covering a landscape with misty watercolor flowers or bright flowers painted with oils.
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