This spiderweb glue drawing was originally day #9 in a 31-day drawing adventure I took on a few Octobers ago. I experimented with a bunch of techniques, and it was mostly playful and light.
I didn’t want it to necessarily be anything I took a lot of time on or that felt very precious, but more of just a challenge for me to make a small piece of art every day for a month.
GET INTO YOUR CREATIVE FLOW
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I’m pleased to say I stuck with it, even if a bunch of the pieces are utter crap. 🙂
I have them all compiled here in a single post, but I wanted to keep this one separate since I show the steps to make the glue/paint spiderweb below.
Step 1: Using clear glue, draw a spiral starting from the center of the paper. I used a square piece of printmaking paper, but you could also use watercolor paper.
Step 2: Drip a few little globs of black acrylic craft paint around the spider web.
Step 3: Using the end of a paintbrush, or something similar, draw lines out from the center of the web to the edges. Let it dry!
Fun-n-easy. I dare you to paint a little spider in there.
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Great share must try, no two creations are ever the same :)!
It’s so true- that’s why these sorts of projects are crazy-addictive. They’re fast and give such cool results!
ohhh – I like! I must try some glue drawing one of these days!
Fiercenes.
Thank you, Maribel!!!