Mandala Chronicles ser.1 #01C Colorable Wood Art

👨‍🎨👨‍🎨👨‍🎨For applying COLORING MEDIUMS on Baltic birch wood, follow these steps: ***(1)***SEAL THE WOOD: Before applying any color, it's recommended to seal the wood surface. This helps to prevent the wood from absorbing moisture and protects it from potential damage. You can use a **clear water-based polyurethane**, **clear lacquer**, or **soap finish** as a sealant. ***(2)*** APPLY THE COLOR with 🎨🎨🎨Suitable MEDIUMS for COLORING on Baltic birch wood: 🖌️🖌️🖌️ACRYLIC PAINT is a popular choice as it adheres well to wood surfaces and provides vibrant colors. Oil-based paints can also be used, but they may tend to turn yellow over time. 🖌️🖌️🖌️ COLORED PENCILS, Colored pencils are a versatile medium that work well on Baltic birch wood. They allow for precise detailing and layering of colors, and they can be easily blended to create smooth gradients. 🖌️🖌️🖌️MARKERS, Permanent markers or alcohol-based markers can be used on Baltic birch wood. They provide vibrant colors and can be used for both bold outlines and intricate details. It's important to test the markers on a small area of the wood first to ensure they don't bleed or smudge. ***(3)*** ALLOW Sufficient DRYINGTIME. This ensures that the colors set properly and the artwork is preserved. ***(4)*** PROTECTIVE FINISH, 🎨🎨🎨 To further protect the color and drawing, you can apply a protective finish over the artwork. This can be done using a clear water-based polyurethane or clear lacquer. Apply the finish in thin, even coats, allowing each coat to dry before applying the next. This helps to create a protective barrier and enhances the longevity of the artwork. Avoid Direct Sunlight and Moisture: To prevent fading or damage to the artwork, it's important to avoid displaying or storing the Baltic birch wood in direct sunlight or areas with high humidity. These environmental factors can affect the colors and overall condition of the artwork over time.