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- Marble-like: drop paint, then create lines with a stylus.
- Bull’s-eye: drop paint one color on
top of another consecutively. Some colors work: others don’t; even
varying the order in which the colors are dropped may affect how
they expand. Using an eyedropper may result in air bubbles which need to
be broken before printing.
- Hearts: drop color or form bulls eyes, then draw the stylus
down the middle of the drop.
- Flowers: Drop color and draw stylus towards the middle of the
drop.
- Stars: drop color and draw stylus out from the middle of the
drop.
- Splatters: load brush or whisk with paint and tap on rod over
the pan. This pattern is traditionally called Stone design.
- Flames: splatter colors then comb from one side to the other
several times, always going in the same direction.
- Arches or Scallops: splatter colors then comb from one side
to the other, then from top to bottom.
- "Ged Gel": splatter colors and comb from top to
bottom, then bottom to top, then from one side to the other. This is a
traditional pattern.
- Feathers: splatter colors then comb in one
direction, then using a stylus trace a line from top to bottom and back
through the pan.
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