
I bought this plain black mug and these paint markers weeks ago but I couldn’t decide what to do until Shark Week started! Do you guys watch? I cannot get enough of it. I am completely landlocked in the middle of North America so I am totally fascinated by all things ocean. And sharks are just so cool.
So today’s craft really isn’t a tutorial because you can do paint whatever you like but I wanted to talk a bit about the process.

I used black, gold and silver paint markers and a 99 cent mug from the dollar store (I love when things are super affordable!) The paint markers are pretty awesome. They were easy to use and dried nice and smooth. I waited until the first color was dry before I moved onto the next one to avoid smearing. These dry really fast so I didn’t have to wait long. I used a medium tip marker for this project and I think I’ll buy the fine tipped markers next time so I can do some better details. I am not the best artist but I am very happy with my new mug.


So what do you think? If you paint your own mug, I’d love to see them.
Please leave a link to your projects in the comments below or tag me on instagram @images_by_jessie or twitter @imagesbyjessie
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