Marbling Tie-Dye Technique
Spray Painted Statement Mirror Makeover
Looking for a statement piece that will add bold color and style to your home décor? Check out this rainbow spray painted mirror makeover by Anitra Mecadon, from the DIY Network's hit series Mega Dens! Follow along with this colorful tutorial and learn how to upcycle your own mirror with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints. Thoroughly clean your mirror Before you get started on this spray painted mirror makeover, be sure to thoroughly clean your mirror frame from any dust and debris. Check out this cool vintage mirror Anitra will be upcycling—COLORSHOT works on a variety of surfaces, such as metal, wood, glass, and more! Cover mirror surface and choose your spray paints Protect the mirror’s surface from overspray by covering the surface with a drop cloth, plastic garbage bag, or other protective work surface and secure the edges with painter’s tape. Pick out which COLORSHOT colors you’d like to use for your spray painted mirror— the more colors, the better! For this project, Anitra used Marshmallow, Little Black Dress, Center Stage, Hello Handsome, With a Twist, Mermaid, Island Girl, Emoji, Clear Skies, Orange Slice, Summer Pedicure, and Cosmo! Prime the mirror with COLORSHOT white primer For brighter and more vivid results, use COLORSHOT White Primer to give your mirror frame a solid white base. Allow the primer to dry completely, then proceed to spray paint with your chosen colors. Spray paint your mirror frame with COLORSHOT Now is the fun part—getting to paint with vibrant COLORSHOT colors! Shake your spray paints well and begin to paint each section with your desired color in slow, even strokes. Allow each color of paint to dry to the touch (it only takes about 10 minutes with COLORSHOT!) to prevent the colors on your spray painted mirror from getting muddied. Anitra Mecadon with COLORSHOT rainbow spray painted mirror Once you’ve finished spray painting your mirror, seal with COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Gloss. Allow to dry completely, then carefully remove the painter’s tape and protective surface cover. Your new rainbow spray painted mirror is now ready to display!Will you be making your own rainbow spray painted mirror with COLORSHOT? Show us what other colorful statement pieces you make and tag us on social @mycolorshot!
Marbling Spray Paint Art Technique
Most people probably think of paint pouring techniques when creating marbling art, but did you know you can actually use spray paint as well? Artist Stacie England got innovative with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints and a blowdryer to create some seriously awesome canvas art ... and she's letting us all in on how she did it! Check out this tutorial and get inspired to create your own abstract marbling spray paint art with COLORSHOT. Begin by spraying abstract swatches of your base colors. They can be any colors you like! Normally we tell you to spray light coats, but this time, don't be afraid to lay it on thick. You want enough paint on the canvas to be able to move and shift around. Continue spraying pools of different colors over one another. Add a bright contrasting color over the others in any shape you like. Mist a darker color like Little Black Dress over the top, allowing some of the other colors to show through. This darker shade will add depth later as you marble the colors. Contrast with a lighter color in sections. Add another large pool of another contrasting color over part of the canvas. Once you have enough layers of wet paint on the canvas, grab your blowdryer and start blowing the color around the canvas until you're happy with how the colors have shifted. For added interest, try using a palette knife to carve designs into the wet paint. Tilt and shift the canvas around one last time to create a little extra movement. Once you're happy with the effect, let it dry completely. repeat on other canvases to create an entire set! We love how this marbling spray paint set turned out, don't you?! Here's another variation Stacie created in a different palette without the carved designs. We don't know about you, but we're feeling super inspired to start making some spray paint art!
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