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Easter Chick Rock Painting Tutorial

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Easter Chick Rock Painting Tutorial

Easter is creeping up on us and today I have a fun Easter themed Rock painting tutorial to share. It’s a cute Easter chick and one I think you will love. Have you been making anything for easter?

We sure have and today my daughter came home with a beautiful Easter bonnet made for her by a friend. It’s so lovely to have friends and be kind to one another.

Talking of kindness, you can paint these rocks as “Kindness rocks” and hide them away for someone else to find. I hope you enjoy.

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Supplies for Rock Painting

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Uni-posca Paint Marker Pen - Extra Fine Point - Set of 12 (PC-1M12C)Uni-posca Paint Marker Pen – Extra Fine Point – Set of 12 (PC-1M12C)Haawooky Kid's Children Flexible Soft Pencil Magic Bend School Fun Equipment, 30 PieceHaawooky Kid’s Children Flexible Soft Pencil Magic Bend School Fun Equipment, 30 PieceUni POSCA PC-7M Paint Marker Art Pens - Large Bullet Nib 4.5-5.5mm - 15 Colours - New for 2017 - BlackUni POSCA PC-7M Paint Marker Art Pens – Large Bullet Nib 4.5-5.5mm – 15 Colours – New for 2017 – Black

How to Paint a Chicken on a Rock

To create your Easter Chick Rock Stone, find a good size stone. Use a pencil to outline the shape of your chick.

easter chick stone art

Next draw over the pencil markings with your yellow posca paint pen.

I like to use a thin posca pen for fine drawing and a fatter pen for colouring in.

easter chick stone art

The next step is to colour in the chick which your yellow pen.

You can colour both the body and wings the same of choose different shades of yellow.

easter chick stone art

I waited for the yellow paint to dry and then used an orange posca paint pen on the chick to create a beak.

easter chick stone art

I then used a white posca pen to add detailing.

easter chick stone art

The next part was to paint around the outside of the chick with a black posca pen.

easter chick stone art

The thin posca pen  is best for detailing and makes a image stand out more.

easter chick stone art

The final step is to add eyes and feet to your Easter Chick.

easter chick stone art

Enjoy and have fun painting your own rock stones.

Don’t forget to take a photo and share with me on social media.

I would love to see your creations.

easter chick stone art

Enjoy this super fun Easter painted rock idea!

easter chick stone art

Uni-posca Paint Marker Pen - Medium Point - Set of 15 (PC-5M15C)Uni-posca Paint Marker Pen – Medium Point – Set of 15 (PC-5M15C)

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Easter Chick Rock Painting

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Making an Easter chick stone painting craft is a super cool activity and a great idea for Easter giveaways. Enjoy and have fun in painting your own rock stones!

Prep Time 5 minutes
Active Time 10 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes
Difficulty Easy

Materials

  • Pencil
  • Posca Paint Pens

Instructions

1. Find a good size stone. Use a pencil to outline the shape of your chick.
2. Draw over the pencil markings with your yellow posca paint pen.
3.Color in the chick with yellow pen. You can colour both the body and wings the same of choose different shades of yellow.
4. Wait for the yellow paint to dry and then use an orange Posca paint pen on the chick to create a beak.
5. Use a white Posca pen to add detailing.
6. Paint around the outside of the chick with a black Posca pen.
7. Use a thin Posca pen for detailing and add eyes and feet to your Easter Chick.

About Angela Milnes

Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!

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