Resene kids art with Mark Rayner – 86

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You will need:• Paintbrushes(includinga

fineartists’brush)• Papermachépony(ours

camefrom‘Spotlight’)• ReseneQuickDry

• ReseneTestpotsinthefollowingcolours: ReseneAlabaster,ReseneBurntUmber,ReseneMaiTai, ReseneNeroandReseneSambuca

Transform a plain paper maché pony into a fabulous bedroom ornament with the help of a few Resene Testpots.

My little pony

Top tip:

Ifyoudon’thaveapapermaché pony like thisone,youcanmakeyourownfromPVAglueandnewspaper.

Here’s another idea:

Make your very own shinyBlackBeautyusingReseneAlabaster,ReseneSambuca and Resene Nero, finishing off withtwo coats of ReseneMultishield+gloss.

For more ideas and inspiration visit your local Resene ColorShop or www.resene.co.nz or www.resene.com.au.

Check out our special Artists section onlinewww.resene.co.nz/artists/artists_canvas.htmorw w w. r e s e n e . c o m . a u /artists/artists_canvas.htm.

Step oneApply one coat of Resene Quick Dry to the pony and allow two hours to dry.

Step twoApply two coats of Resene Mai Tai to the pony, allowing two hours for each coat to dry.

Step threePaint the pony’s hooves with Resene Sambuca and allow to dry.

Step fourPaint the pony’s eyes and nose with Resene Sambuca and allow to dry.

Step fivePaint the pony’s mane with Resene Burnt Umber and allow to dry.

Step sixPaint the centre of each eye with a blob of Resene Nero and, once dry, paint a highlight in each eye with Resene Alabaster. Yeehaa!