It's copyright infringement to paint something exactly like someone else painted it so my suggestion is, use the idea but make something of your own. Find a simple pattern and trace it onto your rock with carbon paper, paint the main items and then fill in tiny dots of paint around it.
I do know that it is easiest to paint on the dots with the tip of the handle of your small paint brush, & Not with the bristles of the brush. It is a little know technique that I learned in Rosemaling painting. The size of the dot that you want will vary. It all depends on the size of the brush handle that you use. ( Smaller tip handle = a smaller dot / The Larger brush handle tip = a Larger dot ). Etc.
You just slightly touch the end of the brush into your paint & gently center & hold it to the area where you want to apply your dot. I count to 3 while holding it in place & then carefully pull the handle away for object. Hope this helps!
Check at Wal-Mart or Sally Beauty in the nail polish section and pick up a set of dotting tools. Mine are a set of 5, plastic kind of like sticks, and on each end is a different size round tip that are used to dip in nail polish to put polka dots on finger nails. You can use the different sizes to paint the dot designs on the rocks. I bet you could find them on Amazon too. Good luck. Hope this made sense.😊
People put things on Pinterest assuming others are going to do the same thing, or something similar. That's what Pinterest is, for inspiration! Any of the above ideas are great! Where to get the steady hand and patience, I don't know!
regular yellow no. 2 school pencil erasers are awesome dotting tools and the best part is you can use a regular handheld pencil sharpener to shave down the sides of the eraser. The pencil sharpener bevels the sides of the eraser so it still has the dot in the middle it. And presto ... The end result is a set of custom made dotting tools of various sized dots!!!!
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Thank you very much! I’m excited
Yes I’m sure with me as well 😀
Here is copyright info.
https://m.wikihow.com/Find-Out-if-Something-Is-Copyrighted
You have nothing to worry about.
I do know that it is easiest to paint on the dots with the tip of the handle of your small paint brush, & Not with the bristles of the brush. It is a little know technique that I learned in Rosemaling painting. The size of the dot that you want will vary. It all depends on the size of the brush handle that you use. ( Smaller tip handle = a smaller dot / The Larger brush handle tip = a Larger dot ). Etc.
You just slightly touch the end of the brush into your paint & gently center & hold it to the area where you want to apply your dot. I count to 3 while holding it in place & then carefully pull the handle away for object. Hope this helps!
Mary
Amazing info Thank you
Awesome thank you 😊
Mostly that would be done with a dotting tool, but you can use the end of a paintbrush or toothpicks to create the same look
Thank you!
Looks like puff paint was used to make dots
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Dotting tools are great, toothpicks and straight pins are good for different sizes dots too
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regular yellow no. 2 school pencil erasers are awesome dotting tools and the best part is you can use a regular handheld pencil sharpener to shave down the sides of the eraser. The pencil sharpener bevels the sides of the eraser so it still has the dot in the middle it. And presto ... The end result is a set of custom made dotting tools of various sized dots!!!!
Thank you that’s wonderful!
Check out this.... https://diycozyhome.com/how-to-paint-stones-and-pebbles/
Thank you 😊