Doesn't he look angry!?!
Want to paint one too? Well, here's how I made mine.
Ingredients
Blank canvas
Acrylic paint
3 Magazine pages
Mod Podge
Scrapbook paper
I started by Mod Podging my canvas with magazine... I do this ALOT cause I like the aged vintage-y look it gives the painting. Once dry I painted the background with two different grays and added the shape of my batman. (To make the Batman I made a template of him out of a cereal box)
Next I painted Batman black.
Then I used my Cricut to cut out a yellow oval.
Then I created my Batman logo freehand.
Next I added in all of his facial details and Mod Podged all of my scrapbooked shapes onto the painting.
Last I added all of the little details you see above, shading to the nose and around the top where the cape would be.. and a mouth.. which I really debated on.. but now I just adore!
Villians beware.. for the Caped Crusader has landed in our bedroom!
Villians beware.. for the Caped Crusader has landed in our bedroom!
I am sharing with the awesome blogs!
Love,
Pinkapotamus
Ok, that is INCREDIBLE. I can only imagine your son must think you are the coolest mom ever. I love that you think *anyone* can make one themselves. Really you showed a lot of talent here. I am really impressed!
ReplyDeleteThis came out amazing! Thanks so much for sharing at Whimsy Wednesdays. I saw that you just added bloglovin. I'm following and I have a hop going on now. Come on over and join in at www.thenymelrosefamily.blogspot.com/2012/06/bloglovin-blog-hop-for-june.html
ReplyDeleteWow! Great job, Amy. This is the perfect addition to a superhero themed room.
ReplyDeletewow! that turned out so cute! I am totally pinning this.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing and have a fab weekend!
Hugs,
Lelanie
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