With Star Wars episode 8: The Last Jedi set to come out soon I wanted to start making some Star Wars painted rocks. As our family's favorite dark side character, Darth Vader was a natural choice for this black rock! When I went looking for Darth Vader rock painting ideas on Pinterest, I was surprised that there weren't many available. Instead, I found a Darth Vader drawing tutorial and used it to create this little guy. If you have been wanting to know how to paint a Darth Vader rock, I hope it will help you!
Darth Vader Painted Rock Tutorial
Supplies:
- Black rock
(if your rock comes coated in oil or wax, scrub well with lemon essential oil and then dish soap to remove it before painting) - Extra Fine tip Posca paint pens
- White
- Red
- Clear spray sealer
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Inspiration Video: How to Draw Darth Vader
Art for Kids Hub has a great video showing you how to draw Darth Vader. Check it out here:
For this rock, I actually just wanted to do a simple line drawing of Darth Vader instead of having him colored in like in the video so I followed the step-by-step line drawing tutorial also from Art For Kids Hub (click on it to make it bigger)
I followed along with the step outs using a white extra fine Posca paint pen and then used a red Posca pen to draw the blade of his light saber.
Once I was all done, I used Clear spray sealer to make it weatherproof and now he's ready to go hide outside!
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About the Author:
Carissa Bonham is a lifelong crafter and mom of two creative boys. The owner and lead writer of both I Love Painted Rocks and Creative Green Living, she won the Craftys Award for the "Best Craft Blogger" category in 2016. Her projects have been featured in magazines like Kids Crafts 1-2-3, Capper's Farmer and Urban Farm Magazine.
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