Culture Hustle Black 3.0 Saint White Heavy metals Mandala 6"x6" canvas Tutorial Review Experiment

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Tools used are as follows:
DIY Mandala Stone Dotting tools Full set
Beaute Galleria 5 piece dotting tool set (color code listed here):
Red - 1.5 mm w/diagonal tip & 2.5 mm ball tip
Green - 1.0 mm ball tip & 3.0 mm tip
Gold - 0.5 mm ball tip & 3.5 mm ball tip
Purple - Aciform tip & 1.7 mm ball tip
Blue - No ball tip & 2 mm ball tip
Krylon Kamar Varnish
I purchased a small collection of the Culture Hustle brand paints to see what all the hype was about.

Their claim to fame is the Black 3.0, or the blackest black you can find on the market. It is definitely more black than any other black paint I own. The price point is a little steep though. I do like the deep color I get from the Black 3.0 and how it recedes from the other colors. I don't know if the color you get from this is enough to balance the cost.

The Saint white is used as the background color. It's a thick, opaque white that covers beautifully. I've never done a white background before and I never realized how hard it is to keep a canvas clean and free from dust particles or cat hair. LOL

The Heavy Metals paint is the star of the show in this piece. They are BEAUTIFUL. Holy wow. I love how these colors look like the metals in their raw forms. Beautifully natural and unpolished, these paints are meant to be the focus of your attention. I do think they are worth the hefty price tag, however I will be mindful how I use them and treat them like they are indeed real gold.

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Christina Lee is a life-long artist who has recently found her true artistic passion: painting dots. Many, many dots, alternating from the large to the very tiny, are used to create her extraordinary dot mandalas. The mandala (the Sanskrit word for circle) is a symbol that has been used in many cultures since ancient times to create a sacred space and as a meditation aid. Christina’s art reflects the depth and beauty of this eternal form.
She earned her B.S. in Interior Design from The Art Institute of Portland and has worked in many art forms. But it was Christina’s discovery of dot painting that completely changed her artistic focus, and she is passionate about exploring all its possibilities.
Recently diagnosed with autism, Christina has openly shared her discovery through her blog and her art. Empowered by a deeper understanding of herself, she is exploring her life experiences through this new lens. It is her goal to encourage others “on the spectrum” to honor and embrace who they are born to be.
Christina sets aside as much time as possible to create her exquisite dot mandala paintings. She currently lives in Vancouver, Washington with her husband, a science professor, her two young children and three adopted kittens, Fritz, ZiZi and Lulu. When she is not home-schooling her children, tending her garden or canning its produce, she can be found painting.

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