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Painting a snow globe using acrylic materials

A jar (preferable a larger jar anywhere from a half gallon to two gallons)


New video: ‘Christmas Snow Globe’ easy acrylic painting tutorial

Hello again beautiful artists! This week we are painting a festive Christmas Snow Globe. Super simple, super fun, and perfect for a holiday paint party. Happy painting and make sure to subscribe for weekly, beginning level acrylic painting tutorials posted every week!

Hello again beautiful artists! This week we are painting a festive Christmas Snow Globe. Super simple, super fun, and perfect for a holiday paint party. Happy painting and make sure to subscribe for weekly, beginning level acrylic painting tutorials posted every week!

The colors that you will need for today’s tutorial are:

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  • Titanium White: https://amzn.to/2TLri0p
  • Mars Black: https://amzn.to/2THaMy5
  • Burnt sienna: https://amzn.to/3EQtgkK
  • Sap green: https://amzn.to/3E1jKez

I use four brushes in this painting:

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  • A medium-sized, round brush: https://amzn.to/39z51bh
  • A small detail brush: https://amzn.to/3reaS1u
  • And an extra tiny detail brush: https://amzn.to/3zLYUh4

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About the artist

I’ve taught acrylic painting for beginners for almost 10 years on a freelance basis through a number of different studios. I also have been offering “pop up” in-home paint parties for private groups. I LOVE teaching painting, and my favorite thing is when my students unlock a love or a knack for creative expression because of taking my classes. I started this Youtube show at the end of the year in 2019, with the hope of offering my “beautiful but do-able” paintings and step-by-step instructions with a worldwide audience. I hope you enjoyed today’s step by step acrylic painting tutorial for beginners. Let me know what you thought of today’s easy acrylic painting tutorial in the comments section! So stock up on art supplies, and until next time, stay creative!

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Jar snow globe:

Hot glue gun and glue

Mini trees, snowmen and whatever else you want to add

Optional: spray adhesive

Optional: Glitter blast or white spray paint

  1. Remove the lid and paint them with the spray paint or glitter blast spray (optional).
  2. For extra pizazz, spray trees and snowmen with spray adhesive and sprinkle glitter on (optional)
  3. Glue your trees, snowmen and anything else you want to add to the lid.
  4. Fill the jars with just a little snow, enough to cover the bottom without burying the snowmen and trees.
  5. Screw the lid back onto the jar and you’re done.

Plastic cup snow globe:

Clear Plastic Cup

Mini trees or figurines

Hot glue gun and glue

Wood plaque and knob or some kind of base for the cup

Optional: Acrylic paint

  1. Paint the wood base and knob with the acrylic paint of your choice.
  2. Once the base is dry, add your figurines and embellishments by gluing them down.
  3. If you have the wooden knob, glue it to the top of the cup.
  4. Put some fake snow into the cup and put glue around the edge of the cup.
  5. Use the wooden base as a lid and stick it on top. Once it’s secure, turn it over to let the glue dry completely.

Mason jar snow globe:

Hot glue gun and glue

Figurines that will fit inside the jar (snowmen, trees, etc.)

Small white puff balls

Optional: Fishing line

Optional: Packaging tape

  1. (Optional) Thread a needle with your fishing line and pull it through some of your white puff balls to create a line. To attach this snow to the lid, using some packaging or sturdy tape and tape it to the lid.
  2. Glue your figures to the bottom of the mason jar or use a smaller lid or cap to add some height to the figures.
  3. Add some fake snow to the bottom of the jar.
  4. Attach the lid and admire your winter wonderland.
Colin Wynn
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