Whale Rock Painting Craft For Kids
I’m really loving painting at the moment. In fact my favourite thing to paint are rock stones and milk bottles. It is so fun and I really do love it.
I remember when I was a child how my Art teacher mocked me and made me feel that my cartoon style ocean creatures were rubbish.
I liked them but she really embarrassed me and for around 20 years I never drew again.
I decided to try again last year and rediscovered something I love, ocean creatures and cartoon style painting.
Today I have made a cute Whale stone. I hope you enjoy.
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Contents
What You Will Need For This Whale Craft
- One rock stone
- 1 lead pencil
- Posca Pens
- Sketch Paper
- Paint Tray (optional)
Uni-posca Paint Marker Pen – Medium Point – Set of 15 (PC-5M15C)
Melissa & Doug Sketch Pad 9Uni-ball Posca Color Metallic Marking Pen – 1.0 mm – Set of 7
How To Paint A Whale On A Rock
To begin with I like to draw and plan my ocean creature on a sketch pad.
I find it much easier to plan and then redraw onto the stone once I know what my character will look like.
Once I had drawn my whale onto my stone, I coloured the whole whale in blue using a posca paint pen.
I then coloured in the white eyes, added detail using a thin black posca pen and added a little grey to the bottom of the whale and his tale. Painting can be so much fun and can be done at any age!
Enjoy!
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Whale Rock Painting Craft
Show your appreciation to ocean creatures by making an adorable Whale Rock Painting Craft. Kids will have great time and a positive experience in making this super easy craft under your supervision. Have fun!
Materials
- One rock stone
- 1 lead pencil
- Posca Pens
- Sketch Paper
- Paint Tray (optional)
Instructions
1. Draw and plan your ocean creature on a sketch pad.
2. Color the whole whale in blue using a Posca paint pen.
3. Color the eyes with white Posca paint.
4. Add detail using a thin black Posca pen.
5. Add a little grey to the bottom of the whale and his tale.
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!
This is such a cute design. I have been painting rocks with my girl scout troop, and they would have fun with this. Have you ever sprayed them with a sealer to make them weather resistant?
Yes totally. You can spray with sealer or use modge podge
This is soooo cute! I will have to do this with my daughters! Thanks for the post on this!
I LOVE whales! They’re one of the most majestic creatures on the planet, I cried when I saw one out in the wild the first time haha! Definitely want to make these with my kiddos!
Wowwowowow I’ve never seen anything like this. It’s so creative. Saved your tutorial and subscribed for further updates as well.
I love these! I am going to look for some large stones for when my little Grandson comes to stay
that will be fun! 🙂
We live by the beach so often paint pebbles we find, and shells too! We also varnish them to give as paper weight pressies or to decorate our garden!
Oh cool. We need to go to the beach soon and collect some more stones.
I can’t believe that your art teacher did that! That makes me so sad 🙁 So sorry that you were put off drawing for all that time. I love your drawings, they are wonderful. 🙂 I’m so glad you have rediscovered your creative side after all this time. Great rock painting Angela – whales are my absolute favourite animal! x
Yes that teacher really had a negative impact.