I made my cone kind of rounded on the bottom. Simply use a ruler or a straight edge to extend the cone to a point. Then use a standard pencil to trace the ice cream onto the canvas.īecause this traceable does not include the entire bottom tip of the cone, you can easily finish this. Place a sheet of graphite paper underneath (shiny side down). Position your ice cream cone so that the top scoop is about one inch from the top of the canvas. If you’re doing this on a larger canvas, you’ll need to scale the traceable up in your print settings. You’ll need the traceable for this, a sheet of gray graphite transfer paper and a pencil.įirst print the traceable on a standard size sheet of paper (8.5″ x 11″). Draw/ Transfer The Ice Cream Cone To The Canvas It is recommended to do this before the background. Transfer the drawing of the ice cream cone using graphite paper. If you are using a 16″ x 20″ canvas, increase the scale of this traceable by at least 50%.ĭifferent sizes of this ice cream cone template are available in my PDF shop.

If you are using an 11″ x 14″ canvas size, just print the ice cream cone on a 8.5″ x 11″ computer size paper. You will need to draw the bottom tip of the cone. Project Type: Acrylic Painting / Category: Food Color Palette Apple Barrel Color Suggestions:ĭownload PDF Traceable or click the image of the ice cream for the JPEG version. This tutorial is available as a PDF download in my PDF shop! Gain access to bonus size traceables, picture of painting, download the video and these instructions in a printable, ad-free PDF version. This tutorial comes with a traceable of the ice cream so you won’t have to worry about drawing it. I used a paint pen for the sprinkles as well as the back of my paint brush to paint little chocolate chip dots on the green scoop. The ice cream scoops and toppings can also be customized with your favorite colors and flavors. I was a 90s kid and I definitely had a collection of Rainbow colored everything Lisa Frank on all my school supplies!

The rainbow tie-dye background is so fun and reminds me of art by Lisa Frank. This is a great tutorial you can do with your kids and have fun mixing and matching different ice cream flavor colors! Learn how to make your very own ice cream painting with acrylics! Jump To Materials List Ice Cream Painting

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