Summary: Painting a dragon's body is easy if you start with simple shapes. Learn how to paint a dragon's body in this free face painting video about how to paint a dragon with face paints.
Hannah is a face painter from San Antonio, Texas. She's been doing face and body painting for over 7 years now. She’s painted everything imaginable on people’s faces for various...read more
Face painting has a long and illustrious history in state fairs, theme parks, and summer camps. You'll be hard-pressed to find a child who has not had their face painted at some point in their young lives or who would turn away the opportunity. It is amazing how face painting never gets old and how endless the possibilities are for face painting designs. From butterflies, peacocks, leopards, flags, cats, and dogs, you can paint anything that comes to mind. If you would like to learn how to face paint and create your own designs, here's your chance to learn the crafts from an expert!
In this free video series, learn how to paint a dragon with face paints! Our expert, Hannah Carlock, shows you the step by step process of creating a beautiful face painting design! Learn how to paint the outline of the dragon's body. Also, learn how to add highlights and color to your dragon. Add spikes to your dragon's tail. Also, what would a dragon be without fire? Hannah shows you how to add fire to your dragon as well. So, what are you waiting for? Learn how to paint a dragon today!
"This one is a popular one with a lot of the ninja boys and people who are into some oriental designs. It's a dragon. And I love this one personally. It's really cool, it's really fun to draw and it's really easy. So, I'm going to start off with the outline. Now I just usually go to the side of people's heads. And so for him. Just use people's face as a gage for how big you want their pieces to be. Now this I'm starting off with two 'V's. What it is is it's just the head. And then I'm going to draw crazy antennas coming off the top of the dragon's head. And I'll follow up with the drawing the body and the tail, which I'll pull down nice and low unto his cheek. And so pull out the stomach. And that's the main part of the body. And then I'll draw some arms just like lizard arms. Just pull them up in a kind of upward acorn shape. Then come down in a eye lid slit. And then draw some claws on the bottom. And just continue that for the bottom legs too. And just go crazy with your paintbrush. Just use all the contours of their face. They end up really loving it. OK. And that's the base for your dragon."
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