Wrist Painting Demo: Body Art Tips

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Summary: This free video clip will demonstrate an example of wrist painting when painting body art with tips and information.

Views: 2,270 | Tags: design, painting, paint, art, henna, tattoo, body, india, techniques, demo, 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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Wrist Painting Demo: Body Art Tips

Hi! This is Christina Mendocino at thehennagirl.com. We are continuing some body art right now. We are doing a bracelet on Ms. Cathleen and we are showing with some liquid paint what we can do. So this is going to be a bracelet and I am making little things that look like gems, here make a diamond and a triangle because most likely I am going to stick gems in there. So while I draw my design I will keep that in mind. You can add things then you can do a squiggle. You can make this like a squiggle. It is pretty abstract. It does not always have to be neat because just the color makes it pop. It is a design. You know when you just go all the way around, you would flip the hand and you would start on the side. I am just going to do this a little quicker. Remember the back does not need to be as intricate as the front. Most people are going to look at the front so you can just continue with swirls all the way around.