Dragon Clapper: Eyes & Outlines

Video Transcript

"While we're waiting for our paint to dry, I'm going to cut the tongue. I have a piece of red ribbon here, cross grain ribbon and if you fold it in half like this and just cut at an angle, we'll get a nice forked tongue and then take a bit of craft glue and we'll just glue that down right here. Now with the dark green, I'm just going to put a tiny dot in the center of each white dot and you put it on a little thick just put, just sort of let it touch the white paint just so you have little bit of a dot there and then again here and these little things are easy to do, but they add just the nice detail that that makes it look like you really worked hard. Now wash your brush and we'll put the black of the eyes and now we're going to outline everything with the black. You want to use a really thin fine tip paint brush like this and then just carefully outline all of our painting with the black and it just brings out the details, it gives it a nice definition. You could also use a black permanent marker if you feel you're not steady enough to do the outlining but it doesn't really require that much skill do this outlining and you see the difference it makes when you outline. We'll outline the teeth just by making little "V's" all along the white that we've already done and don't worry about painting over the white and continue outlining around the eyes and around the the back and around all the teeth."