“This tutorial will show you how to paint a spiral dot mandala on a 3 inch stone. It is intermediate in difficulty, due to the small size of the dots.’
“Tools used:
Pittsburgh Transfer Punch set (Amazon)
Essence manicure stylus dotting tool (Amazon)
Clay doll sculpting tool, smallest size point (Ebay)
Rustoleum Triple glaze clear acrylic spray
Flat edge- small paintbrush
Tape measure
Charcoal white pencil”
“Paints used: Martha Stewart acrylic: Pollen, Marmalade, Fuchia, Indigo, Mother of Pearl
Golden Fluid acrylic Titanium white, Pyrrole orange, Magenta
FolkArt Colorshift Purple flash, Aqua Flash”
How to paint dot mandalas with Kristin Uhrig- #21 Candy Spiral
” I have been on a journey to learn a new painting technique to relieve the stress brought on through a medical crisis with my husband’s cancer. . A camping trip resulted in a fine collection of smooth flat, round stones. They were the inspiration for learning to create dot mandala designs on rocks, and then late on canvas panels. I began making tutorials to share this adventure with others, so they could learn from my mistakes as well as my successes. My hopes that others will be encouraged to try something new, and creat beautiful lasting pieces of art that will bring them joy.”
“Though we will be painting on rocks again, soon, this tutorial on a 12×12 canvas will give you lots of practice “walking thte dots” in multiple rows to create flower petals. The dotting tools I used were a manicure stylus and RedHeart crystalite crochet hooks, available on Amazon.”
“Paints used: From Golden Fluid acrylics I used: Crimson Hue, Quinacridone red, Quinacridone Magenta,Phthalo green, green gold, Titanium white and iridescent pearl. From Martha Stewart I used: Habanero high gloss, Mother of Pearl, Meyer Lemon From Americana: Turf green, Bluegrass green, Sour apple, Purple sunset.”
How to paint dot mandalas with Kristin Uhrig #15- Red Dahlia
” I have been on a journey to learn a new painting technique to relieve the stress brought on through a medical crisis with my husband’s cancer. . A camping trip resulted in a fine collection of smooth flat, round stones. They were the inspiration for learning to create dot mandala designs on rocks, and then late on canvas panels. I began making tutorials to share this adventure with others, so they could learn from my mistakes as well as my successes. My hopes that others will be encouraged to try something new, and creat beautiful lasting pieces of art that will bring them joy.”
Mandalas coloring pages for adults with what appears to be hundreds of mandalas to choose from. (I didn’t actually count them, but there were page after page of mandalas)
Zentangle coloring pages for adults. Again not strickly mandalas, but many Zentangle artists create mandalas using Zentangles.
Here are just a few examples of the mandalas they have on their site.
Really stunning mandalas, don’t you think?
They also have a selection of tutorials on coloring techniques, Adult coloring techniques and tutorials. This is what they have to say about these tutorials:
“Do you want to master new adult coloring techniques, discover expert tips to improve your skills in this art ?
Here are several technical tutorials, as well as “step by step” courses prepared by some of the most assiduous users of our website.
Thanks to these secrets revealed, you will have the opportunity to get more satisfaction from the practice of this leisure.
Felt, colored pencil, watercolor … Whatever your technique, here you will find the right information to optimize your technique.”
They also have tutorials on Zentangles and Anime. There is a huge world of coloring to explore. I hope you will use this resource often. Enjoy!
For those of you who like to color online I refer you to several blog posts I have done on this topic including: