Materiales necesarios

Piedra lisa y redonda (tamaño palma)
Pintura acrílica negra
Pintura acrílica azul oscuro
Pintura acrílica blanca
Pintura acrílica roja
Pincel plano mediano
Pincel fino de detalle
Spray sellador transparente
Lápiz

Guía paso a paso

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Paso 1: Paint the dark background

Wash and dry your rock. Paint the entire surface with deep navy blue or black. Tiny white dot stars can be added for a scientific-meets-cosmic feel. The dark background makes the glowing orbital lines and electrons stand out dramatically.

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Paso 2: Draw and paint the nucleus

In the center of the rock, paint a cluster of tightly packed dots for the nucleus: some red (protons) and some white or gray (neutrons). The nucleus should be a dense, compact cluster suggesting the tight packing of nuclear particles. It should be notably smaller than the orbital rings around it.

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Paso 3: Paint the electron orbital rings

Using teal or turquoise paint and a fine brush, paint two or three elliptical orbital rings around the nucleus at different angles. Each ring is a thin, complete ellipse. Like a gyroscope, the rings should be oriented differently — one horizontal, one tilted left, one tilted right — to create a three-dimensional spherical appearance.

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Paso 4: Add the electrons

Paint one small bright yellow or gold dot on each orbital ring to represent an electron. Position them at different points along each ring — not all at the same angle. Each electron should glow slightly by adding a tiny white highlight dot inside the yellow dot.

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Paso 5: Add glow effects and seal

Using very diluted white paint, add a soft glow halo around the nucleus. Add thin light-colored trailing lines behind each electron to suggest orbital movement. Apply clear sealant when fully dry for a polished finish on your atom model rock.

Paso 6: Agregar código RoxGeo

Escribe ROXGEO.COM seguido de una barra y el código único de tu piedra (ej. ROXGEO.COM/ABC123) en la parte inferior o trasera de tu piedra.

Consejos útiles

Una capa base blanca hace que todos los colores se vean más vivos.
Esboza el diseño a lápiz antes de empezar a pintar.
Deja secar completamente cada capa antes de añadir la siguiente.
Sella con spray transparente para proteger tu piedra en exteriores.
Para el código RoxGeo en la parte trasera, usa un marcador permanente resistente al agua. Aplica 2-3 capas de barniz transparente encima.
Escribir #ROXCODE (ej. #ROXABC123) en tu piedra lo hace fácil de encontrar en Google.
La dirección completa ROXGEO.COM/CODE lleva al descubridor directamente al mapa de tu piedra.

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