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Pintura de Piña en Piedra
Materiales necesarios
- Smooth, tall oval rock
- Bright yellow acrylic paint
- Golden brown acrylic paint
- Dark green acrylic paint
- Fine detail brush
- Medium flat brush
- Pencil
- Clear sealant spray
Guía paso a paso
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Paso 1: Prepare and base coat
Wash and dry the rock. A tall, slightly oval rock is perfect for a pineapple body. Paint the bottom two-thirds yellow. Let dry.
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Paso 2: Add the diamond pattern
Using golden brown paint and a fine brush, paint a crosshatch diamond pattern across the yellow body - diagonal lines in both directions to create the pineapple skin texture.
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Paso 3: Paint the crown leaves
On the upper third of the rock, paint overlapping spiky green leaves extending upward - the pineapple crown. Use dark and light green for depth.
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Paso 4: Add highlights
Add small bright yellow or white highlight dots within the diamond cells for a shiny, textured look.
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Paso 5: Seal and finish
Let everything dry. Apply clear sealant spray for protection and a finishing shine.
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
- A tall, slightly bumpy rock naturally looks like a pineapple body.
- The crosshatch diamond pattern is the key - take your time with it.
- Use both dark and bright yellow shades for a vibrant, textured fruit.
- Keep leaf tips spiky and pointed for the classic pineapple crown look.
- These tropical summer rocks are a hit at the beach.
- 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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