Garden triptych with Marabu Artist Acryl and YONO Marker

The three stretcher frames present themselves fresh and full of verve and together form a harmonious work of art on the sideboard. With simple shapes and motifs, this trio is guaranteed to succeed!

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Marabu products you need...

Marabu stretched canvas 30 x 40 x 1,8 cm

Marabu Pencil set Graphix, 12 x pencils

Marabu Artist Acryl, flesh 929, 75 ml

Marabu Artist Acryl, olive green light 962, 75 ml

Marabu Artist Acryl, sand 942, 75 ml

Marabu Artist Acryl, yellow ochre 940, 75 ml

Marabu Fino, flat No. 10

Marabu YONO Marker, warm grey light 987, 1.5-3 mm

Marabu YONO Marker, mistletoe 159, 1.5-3 mm

Marabu YONO Marker, orange 013, 1.5-3 mm

Tips and Tricks

For an even application of paint, regularly pump up the YONO markers.

How it is done:

First connect the 3 canvases with some tape. Then sketch the organic shapes for the background with a pencil. Some of the shapes should also extend over several canvases in order to visually connect the canvases.
Now you can design the shapes as you like with the Artist Acryl colours. Allow everything to dry well.
Shake the YONO markers with the cap closed for 60 seconds. The mixing ball in the marker makes a clacking sound. Slowly press the tip in several times on a piece of test paper until ink is visible. When the ink flow is activated, the tip slowly fills up. When the tip is full of ink, write the marker on the test paper.
Then use the YONO markers to paint individual floral elements such as branches or leaves on the stretcher frames. Here, too, the motifs are visually connected if the elements extend over several canvases. Tip: If you like, you can also sketch the twigs and leaves with a pencil first.