Canvas line-art with Marabu acrylic paints and YONO marker

Impressive and yet so easy to do yourself with Marabu acrylic paints and the Marabu YONO marker. This is the effect of the canvas duo with the trendy line-art. Trendy home decoration in just a few steps – we show you how it’s done.

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Marabu products you need...

Marabu stretched canvas 70 x 90 x 1,8 cm

Marabu Acrylic Paints 18pc assortment BASIC, 18 x 36 ml Tubes

Marabu Fino, round No. 14

Marabu YONO Marker, black 073, 1.5-3 mm

Marabu Pencil set Graphix, 12 x pencils

…additionaly things you need

plastic film

paper

painting smock

Tips and Tricks

Finally, close the YONO marker tightly with a clear click and store it horizontally.

How it is done:

Cover the work area well or set up an easel, have the working materials ready and put on a painting smock if necessary.
Pour the desired acrylic colour shades onto a mixing palette. All colours can be mixed. If the perfect shade is not available, the colours can be mixed together.
Apply the acrylic paint to the stretcher with a brush. The shape can be designed freehand. If you are unsure, you can sketch the shape in advance with a pencil. Allow the paint to dry at the end.
After drying, small highlight dots can be set in different matching colours. Allow to dry briefly again.
Next, finalise the acrylic motif with a lighter shade. Again, you can mix a colour shade as needed. Allow everything to dry well.
Before first use, shake the YONO marker 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. becomes 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 the floral One-Line-Art motif can be transferred to the stretcher. If you are unsure, you can again sketch the motif in advance with a pencil. Allow to dry briefly and decorate.