How to Create Wet Chalk Drawings
Assemble the chalk that you are going to use., Immerse the chalk sticks in water that has been placed in a container, such as a glass; fill up to about three quarters of the length of the chalk stick. , Leave to soak for no longer than 10 minutes -...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Assemble the chalk that you are going to use.
If possible, use a variety of colors.
This will catch people's eyes and make your artwork look professional. -
Step 2: Immerse the chalk sticks in water that has been placed in a container
, While it is soaking, prepare the paper or area that will be used for the artwork.
If working on a wall, scan it for any grooves and other imperfections that may affect your drawing. ,, The colors will appear richer and deeper than dry chalk.
Try smudging the colors into one another to create amazing effects. , If they were done on paper, hang them to dry.
If they are on a sidewalk or wall, try to make sure no one steps on or rubs against your beautiful creation. , If you continue to wet it repeatedly, it will eventually crumble, which can result in some interesting effects. -
Step 3: such as a glass; fill up to about three quarters of the length of the chalk stick.
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Step 4: Leave to soak for no longer than 10 minutes - you still want the chalk to stay in one piece
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Step 5: so keep an eye on it
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Step 6: especially if you have skinny chalk.
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Step 7: Remove the pieces of chalk and lay them on something that won't be damaged by wet chalk
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Step 8: such as a piece of cardboard
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Step 9: a plastic bag
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Step 10: a plate
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Step 11: cemented ground
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Step 12: Begin the chalk drawing.
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Step 13: When finished
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Step 14: let the drawings dry undisturbed.
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Step 15: Leave the chalk to dry on its own and it'll be back to normal again.
Detailed Guide
If possible, use a variety of colors.
This will catch people's eyes and make your artwork look professional.
, While it is soaking, prepare the paper or area that will be used for the artwork.
If working on a wall, scan it for any grooves and other imperfections that may affect your drawing. ,, The colors will appear richer and deeper than dry chalk.
Try smudging the colors into one another to create amazing effects. , If they were done on paper, hang them to dry.
If they are on a sidewalk or wall, try to make sure no one steps on or rubs against your beautiful creation. , If you continue to wet it repeatedly, it will eventually crumble, which can result in some interesting effects.
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