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The picture above is not exactly like the one that we are painting here. Just another variation of what you could do with these. First of all… Feel free to use this pattern in any way you choose. You can paint these and sell them. You can post them on the internet. You can pin them to pinterest. The only request that I make is to not take the directions as your own and publish them anywhere else. Hey people, it’s a free painting pattern! The least that you could do is just link back here when you use it! I love to see that people are using the pattern and directions! So, here we go. This is the line drawing. As you will see, I forgot the beak on the large owl. It is just an upside down teardrop. Start by basecoating all the areas in. Don’t worry about the feet or the branch right now Large Owl Wings – Midnight Blue Belly – Hauser Light Green Head – Light Avocado Crown – Terra Cotta Beak – Antique Gold Eyes on Both – Grey Sky Small Owl Belly – Terra Cotta Wings – Turquoise Blue Crown/Beak – Green Tea Simple, so far, right? Shading and Highlighting Large Owl Wings and Tail – Highlight Turquoise Blue Belly – Shade with Hauser Light Green plus Midnight Highlight with Green Tea Head- Highlight with Green Tea Crown – Highlight with Terra Cotta + Antique Gold Small Owl Belly – Shade with Terra Cotta + Chocolate Highlight with Terra Cotta + Antique Gold Sides and Wings – Shade with Blue Haze Highlight with Light Turquoise + White Crown/Beak – Shade with Hauser Light Green Highlight with White Eyes. Base coat again with Grey Sky to even up the edges. Shade with Grey Sky + Black Highlight with White. I use a round brush for these. (As a sidenote, these pictures got way out of order. My camera is clear on the other side of the house, not a problem, normally, but everything is way harder on these crutches, so bear with me…. I tried to do this on the Blogger App from my phone. One of us, the App or me, might have some bugs that need worked out)  One set of eyes is Terra Cotta, highlighted with Antique Gold. The other set is Light Avocado highlighted with Green Tea. Add the black centers and a couple of little white highlights and they have a personality. T The branch is painted next. I used a round brush for this also. Paint with Light Cinnamon, shade with Black and highlight here and there with Terra Cotta and Antique Gold. The beaks and feet are painted with Antique Gold highlighted with Antique Gold and White and shaded with Terra Cotta. On some of them, I sideloaded feathers on the belly area with the highlight color. Make a thin mixture of Black and Light Cinnamon and outline/clean up where areas meet. This does not need to be a complete, cartoony outline, just here and there. Add the leaves, some linework and you are finished! I hope that you find these helpful. I always like to see pictures of what you have done! If you are on Facebook, you can follow along at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Tolentreasures/ or or https://www.facebook.com/FallOpenHouse

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