Hello, friends 🖤

This nice day I bring you a new and fun tutorial made with love for all of you, where I will show you how to make a painting called "Howling Wolf" is that this time I dared to make a mysterious painting of a wolf howling under the moon on top of a mountain or rock located in a dark forest surrounded by dry trees. This beautiful work is perfect to decorate our favorite walls without spending money and the best thing is that it is made of materials that we can find anywhere at a low price. So, I invite you to enjoy this fun step by step where we can all learn how to transform these materials into a beautiful work of art just by using our imagination.

Thanks to this simple technique we can transform simple materials such as foamy and cardboard into a beautiful homemade artwork. Without a doubt, a tutorial full of beautiful images or photographs awaits you, so that you don't miss any detail and everyone can enjoy and learn how to make it with their own little hands. Unfortunately due to the internet conditions where I am "Isolated from the center of the city" it is impossible to upload a video tutorial as I did before, but I hope you enjoy this work full of beautiful images and creativity. Let's start...

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🐺 🎨 Howling Wolf 🎨 🐺

 

To make this beautiful work we will need:

• Foamy or eva foam.
• Scissors.
• Bookmark.
• Pencil.
• Brushes.
• Paintings.
• Rule.
• Glue.
• Cardboard sheet.

Procedimiento (paso a paso)

Step1

First and as always, we let our imagination fly and drew a beautiful full moon and a wolf meowing in the cold night on a mountain, on the sides to decorate the background we drew some dry trees.

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Step2

Once our magical drawing was ready, we began to cut out each figure, separating the wolf, the moon and the mountain.

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Step3

Then, we transfer these molds very accurately to the foamy, and we cut out respecting the shape of each one of the figures, remember that this will make our work look perfect.

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Step4

Once we have obtained the desired figures in foamy, we begin to give a touch of color to the big full moon, this time I decided to add yellow, white, and a little gray, without forgetting to mark the edges of black to make our figures look more striking.