Stone Painting Made Easy

Most people assume stone painting requires natural artistic talent. It does not. It requires the right knowledge, in the right order, before your brush ever touches the stone. That is exactly what this guide delivers.

Written for the absolute beginner, this book strips away the guesswork that turns a promising first session into a frustrating one. You will learn why your dots bleed, why your rings look uneven, and why colors that look beautiful in the bottle disappoint on the stone. More importantly, you will learn how to fix all of it before it happens.

The approach here is different from anything else in this category. Technique comes first. Geometry comes before color. Process comes before projects. By the time you reach the first step-by-step design, you will already understand exactly what you are doing and why every step is sequenced the way it is.

What is waiting for you inside:

• A complete stone selection and surface preparation system so your primer coat goes on perfectly every time
• The exact paint consistency method that separates clean, sharp dots from blobby, uneven marks
• A beginner-friendly mandala geometry framework that produces symmetrical designs on any stone shape
• Ten fully guided projects progressing from simple compass mandalas to layered petals, gradients, and brush-and-dot combinations
• Eight tested color palettes with ring sequence guidance for both black and white base coats
• Full chapters on sealing, troubleshooting, outdoor display, and photographing your finished stones