TopTotty
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Can anyone tell me what the best chalk / paint is to draw the muscles of the horse onto the horse.
Many thanks
Jeni
Many thanks
Jeni
Painting Muscles on Horses
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Kenzo
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Gold Label loose chalk if good if used with a finer (art type) paint brush, if you wanted to do bones etc in white.
What about theatrical face paint?
What about theatrical face paint?
Shilasdair
Patting her thylacine
Hmmm
Water soluble is a good start so cheap poster paints may do.
Be warned though - I have drawn on a horse with normal chalk, only to have him have a bad skin reaction to it, and that could happen with any horse, particularly if you are using different pigments.
As an alternative, you could use a dark coloured rug and paint/chalk on it, or there's a video on the market (I forget the name) where someone has painted up a grey, which would be easier for you.
S
Water soluble is a good start so cheap poster paints may do.
Be warned though - I have drawn on a horse with normal chalk, only to have him have a bad skin reaction to it, and that could happen with any horse, particularly if you are using different pigments.
As an alternative, you could use a dark coloured rug and paint/chalk on it, or there's a video on the market (I forget the name) where someone has painted up a grey, which would be easier for you.
S
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these are done with kids poster paint i buy in bulk off the internet!
washes off your clothes nicely 2!
I find chalk a pain,its not as clear and blows off especially when students touch it!
washes off your clothes nicely 2!
I find chalk a pain,its not as clear and blows off especially when students touch it!