Minion Rock Painting by Babara Beal

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Minion Rock Painting can be so much fun. We have always been huge Minion fans and when we saw these amazing Minion painted rocks we were so excited to share the here on The Inspiration Edit. This minion craft is super fun and the minion rock art tutorial will show exactly how to paint a minion on a rock. Enjoy! 

Painted by Barbara Beal, these amazing minion painted rocks are super cute and a great fun rock painting activity to enjoy!

Barbara Beal is the creator of “Final Breath For You” A Facebook Page where she shares her amazing rock painting and art.  Thankyou for granting permission to share these rocks here on The Inspiration Edit. 

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Minions Painted Rocks Supplies

Here are the supplies you will need for this Minion rock painting tutorial.

How to Paint Minions

Instructions written by Barbara Beal

Kids love minions and they aren’t that hard to paint.

To create your minion rock art you will need an oblong shaped stone. (Use as many as you like)

You will also need six paint colours yellow and blue, black, white, silver and pink.

I used brushes and dotters. A pencil was used to help draw the mouths.

Paint the top 2/3 of the minion rock in yellow. The yellow I used here is school bus yellow in three coats.

On the bottom of the minion rock paint 1/3 blue. Add a raised portion in the front for a bib. The blue is Copenhagen blue.

I used a dotter to add the shoulder straps to the minion rock painting.

Next step is to add goggles to your minion art work. You will want to use black for the base.

Add silver highlights for the goggles. I used a dotter to apply this to the diy minion rock stones. 

Add white in the centre for the eyeball.

Draw the mouth onto your minion characters. I used Pinterest to get mouth ideas.

Outline the mouth in black. Fill in any openings. Add the black in the eye.

Paint the teeth and tongue if you have any. Here I used pink for the tongue.

Highlight the eye with white.

I used a liner brush to add the buttons and seams of the pockets.

The last step is to add hair to you minion rock art and to seal. 

I hope you enjoyed this Minion rock painting tutorial and would love to see your own versions! 

Don’t forget to put the rock group on the back of your minion rocks so your rocks can be shared when they are found! 

I loved painting these lil guys! So fun! So easy! Kids will love them!

Check out our Minion Cookies here! 

Minions Cookies

Check out these fantastic M&M Painted Rocks! or these super cute Lion King Painted rocks. Rock painting can be super fun! We even have some fantastic Halloween painted rocks here on The Inspiration Edit. I’m sure you will love those!

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Minion Rock Painting

minions rock painting craft

Minion Rock Painting can be so much fun. It is super cute and this rock art tutorial will show exactly how to paint a minion on a rock. Enjoy!

Prep Time 5 minutes
Active Time 25 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Difficulty Easy

Materials

  • Rock stones
  • Dotting tools
  • Black Posca Pen
  • Acrylic Paint – yellow, blue, black, white, silver and pink.
  • Pencil
  • Paint Brush
  • Sealer

Instructions

1. Paint the top 2/3 of the minion rock in yellow.
2. On the bottom of the minion rock paint 1/3 blue. Add a raised portion in the front for a bib.
3. Use a dotter to add the shoulder straps to the minion rock painting.
4. Add goggles to your minion artwork. Use black paint for the base.
5. Add silver highlights for the goggles.
6. Add white in the center for the eyeball.
7. Draw the mouth onto your minion characters. Outline the mouth in black. Fill in any openings. Add the black in the eye.
8. Paint the teeth and tongue if you have any.
9. Highlight the eye with white.
10. Use a liner brush to add the buttons and seams of the pockets.
11. Add hair to you minion rock art and to seal.

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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