Examples of finished artwork to get you started.

  • Pumpkin art final example

  • Hot Air Balloon base art

  • Hot Air Balloon final art example

  • Flower base art

  • Flower final art example

  • Desert Road base art

  • Desert Road final art example

  • Elephant base art

  • Elephant final art example

  • Elephant final art example

  • Toy Blocks base art

  • Toy Blocks final art example

  • Playroom base art

  • Playroom final art example

  • Moon base Art

  • Moon final art example

  • Moon final art example

  • Ocean base art

  • Ocean final art example

  • Leaf base art

  • Leaf final art example

  • Lines base art

  • Lines final art example

  • Pumpkin base art

  • Pumpkin base art

  • Playroom final art example

Display your Make A Scene kit!

Have guests each add an image to create your treasured keepsake!

Display your Make A Scene and have each guest add an image to create your one of a kind keepsake!

See below how to quickly trace your image onto the art.

Choose a method from: Easy Trace, Draw and Paint, or Just Paint.

(Easy Trace is recommended for beginners)

Tutorials

Easy Trace: How to trace and transfer an image to the artwork

Draw and Paint: Using a pencil, draw a light sketch on the art without trace paper then paint it with the marker.

Just Paint: A pencil sketch is not needed if you feel confident in the image you are painting. Create and use your own image not included with the art kit.

Artists Tips and Techniques

Feeling like a real artist? See tips on how to customize your creation below!

Just Paint: If an image provided with the artwork is something simple, like this star, be brave and paint it freehand with the paint marker. Remember not to focus on perfection. Your art will be unique and beautiful -- no overcorrecting.

Make a color darker by dotting with the fat end of the marker and applying layers. The small end may be used for smaller images.

Blend colors with the skinny end of the marker. This will allow all colors to come through without completely mixing.

Blend colors and create texture with the skinny end of the marker.

Mix two colors to make a new color.

Paint an image behind another image in your art. This can help create depth and make your scene look more natural.

Paint an image in front of or on top of another image. This can be used to create depth and to cover up an image you don't like.

Use an image multiple times to create movement like these ants on parade.

Make a provided image bigger or smaller using the easy-to-follow steps.

Clean your markers if they touch another color. Scribble on the art paper and remove as much of the other color as possible. It does not have to be perfect.

Your frame includes a display page that guides your guests in creating! Have a great time!