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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💖 Why You'll Love This Craft
- Minion Magic: These little yellow guys come to life on smooth stones.
- Perfect for Display: Great for garden paths, shelves, or desk buddies.
- Easy for All Ages: Simple shapes make this fun for younger kids too.
🎨 Supplies Needed
- Rock stones
- Dotting tools
- Black Posca Pen
- Acrylic Paint - yellow, blue, black, white, silver and pink.
- Pencil
- Paint Brush
- Sealer
🖌️ How To Make Paint Minions
Instructions written by Barbara Beal
Kids love minions and they aren’t that hard to paint.
- Step 1: To create your minion rock art you will need an oblong shaped stone. (Use as many as you like)
- Step 2: You will also need six paint colours yellow and blue, black, white, silver and pink.
- Step 3: I used brushes and dotters. A pencil was used to help draw the mouths. Paint the top ⅔ of the minion rock in yellow. The yellow I used here is school bus yellow in three coats.
- Step 4: On the bottom of the minion rock paint ⅓ blue. Add a raised portion in the front for a bib. The blue is Copenhagen blue.
- Step 5: I used a dotter to add the shoulder straps to the minion rock painting.
- Step 6: Next step is to add goggles to your minion art work. You will want to use black for the base.
- Step 7: Add silver highlights for the goggles. I used a dotter to apply this to the diy minion rock stones.
- Step 8: Add white in the centre for the eyeball.
- Step 9: Draw the mouth onto your minion characters. I used Pinterest to get mouth ideas.
- Step 10: Outline the mouth in black. Fill in any openings. Add the black in the eye.
- Step 11: Paint the teeth and tongue if you have any. Here I used pink for the tongue.
- Step 12: Highlight the eye with white. I used a liner brush to add the buttons and seams of the pockets.
- Step 13: 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!
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💡 Pro Tip: Encourage kids to paint different Minions with various expressions and accessories. This not only enhances creativity but also makes for a fun display or gift idea.
🧑🎨 Expert Tips
- Select Uniform Stones: Choose rocks of similar size and shape to maintain consistency across multiple Minion designs, making the collection visually cohesive.
- Use a Color Palette: Limit your paint colors to a specific palette to ensure harmony among the Minion rocks, enhancing their collective appeal.
- Apply Thin Paint Layers: Use multiple thin layers of paint rather than a single thick one to achieve a smooth, even finish without obscuring details.
- Dry Between Steps: Allow each paint layer to dry completely before adding the next to prevent smudging and maintain clean lines in your design.
- Outline with Fine Tools: Utilize fine-tipped brushes or pens for outlining features to enhance precision and definition in the Minion's appearance.
- Test on Paper First: Practice your design on paper before applying it to the rock to refine your technique and avoid mistakes on the final piece.
💭 FAQs
Working on irregular rock surfaces challenges children to adjust their techniques, fostering flexibility and problem-solving in artistic expression.
Experimenting with color combinations teaches children how different hues interact, enhancing their grasp of visual contrast and harmony.
Designing varied facial expressions encourages children to explore and recognize emotions, contributing to improved empathy and self-awareness.
Handling textured materials like rocks stimulates touch receptors, supporting sensory integration and fine motor skill refinement.
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Minion Rock Painting
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 ⅔ of the minion rock in yellow.
2. On the bottom of the minion rock paint ⅓ 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.
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