Today’s tutorial is How To Paint Dot Mandalas TOOLS & BRUSHES TIPS by Lydia May. Dot mandalas on stones and other surfaces are very popular and we have posted many tutorials about them. Search for “painting on stones” or “dot painting” in the search field in the right column to find them. Today’s tutorial gives you all the information on what tools to use for painting dot mandalas, which anyone wanting to start this form of painting certainly needs to know. Lydia has tried many tools and brushes and shares her experiences via this video. I hope you find it helpful.
How To Paint Dot Mandalas TOOLS & BRUSHES TIPS by Lydia May
I am thrilled to share what I learn, as I go, about the relaxing (yet exciting!) art of painting dot mandalas through my how to videos! I hope my tips and detailed instruction help you to make your own gorgeous dot creations! Thanks for watching.
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Lydia also states: ” I participate in the Amazon Affiliate program, which means I receive a commission when products are purchased through links posted on my videos. There is NO additional cost to you 🙂 This allows me to bring you more videos! I thank you kindly for your support of my channel and art! “
This talk, Using Social Media | The Twisted Truth by Absolute Motivation, was so interesting and timely that I thought I would share it with you today rather than a TED Talk. I use social media and I have mixed feelings about it. While it can inform and connect us, it can also do the opposite. It all depends on how we use it.
Here is what Absolute Motivation has to say about this talk:
“This might be one of the most important videos I’ve edited in 2018. After everything that has been going on with the privacy crisis and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg going to Washington to speak with members of Congress, I felt that this video was timely. I think social media can be good but we must be careful with how we use it.”
Using Social Media | The Twisted Truth by Absolute Motivation
Credits:
Speakers in the video
Cal Newport
Mark Zuckerberg
Tristan Harris
Steven Kotler
Chamath Palihapitiya
Steve Bartlet
This video was well over 20 hours in the making, and it takes some brutal editing to reduce to a visual demo that is still explanatory in less than 20 minutes! Hopefully I have done so, and I won’t leave you frustrated because I failed to explain sufficiently. A big thank you to you all for watching my videos!