Brushing Techniques for Body Art

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Summary: This free video clip will explain tips and information about brush techniques and using them when painting body art.

Views: 2,117 | Tags: design, painting, paint, art, henna, tattoo, body, india, techniques, brush, mehndi

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Christine Mendicino Christine Mendicino is an award winning body painter, henna tattoo artist, and face painter. She has been painting for 8 years and travels between Miami, New... read more

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Brushing Techniques for Body Art

Hi! This is Christina Mendocino at thehennagirl.com. We are giving tips and techniques for body art. So now what I am going to do is show some more brush techniques that we are trying to get used to using the brush. Lay the tip of your brush down and practice some lines. Lift up, now right here where I did the line it is getting a little drippy so what I did was I did not make enough paint, so the paint is watery. So what I do is I grab my palette there is a wetter area and move to the drier side and I reload my brush on the side that’s a little too wet I want to make it dry so I move over and then we resume. You are practicing lines and stripes. As you get to the end you can either stop and lift your brush up or you can lift your brush up slowly to stop. This is good to get used to the tool. You really want to get used to the tool that you are using before you start to use it on people.