Creating Stunning Backgrounds for Mandalas with Watercolors and Plastic Sheet Technique

In this tutorial, Prena teaches how to create mandala backgrounds using two techniques: watercolor and plastic sheet. The watercolor method involves layering colors from dark to light, while the plastic sheet technique uses brush pens to create vibrant patterns. Both methods result in beautiful backgrounds ready for mandala art.

What is the first step in preparing the sheet for watercolor backgrounds?

• Apply masking tape to the edges

• Start painting with red color

• Use a dry brush to clean the sheet

• Mix colors directly on the sheet

Which color should be applied after red in the watercolor technique?

• Purple

• Green

• Blue

• Orange

How should the colors be blended in the watercolor technique?

• By applying them in separate sections

• By ensuring they are not separately visible

• By mixing them on a palette

• By using a dry brush

What is the first step in the plastic sheet technique?

• Apply water to the sheet

• Crush the plastic sheet

• Use a sponge to apply paint

• Select a single color

What should be done after applying colors to the plastic sheet?

• Mix the colors with a brush

• Add more water to the colors

• Flip it over onto the wet sheet

• Let it dry completely

What is the purpose of using a wet flat brush in the plastic sheet technique?

• To dry the sheet

• To apply pressure on the plastic

• To make the sheet wet

• To remove excess paint

What is the final step after completing the background techniques?

• Add more colors to the background

• Remove the masking tape

• Use a hairdryer to dry the sheet

• Start drawing mandalas immediately