Once you have a nice design in mind, you can start bringing it to life!

First, draw out your design on paper. You can download the template we used here.
Organize your materials and secure the thermoplastic mask, ensuring it is positioned on a stable surface.
Use a marker or pencil, carefully draw the outlines of your chosen design onto the mask. If you make a mistake, simply use a damp cloth to wipe the marker away, or an eraser if you are using pencil. Keep your reference design nearby and use it as a guide while transferring the image onto the mask.
Put a small amount of paint on the paper plate or piece of cardboard. Dip your paintbrush in the water, wipe it on the towel to remove excess water and pick up some paint. When painting, it is best to work from the bottom up: start with the outlines, then gradually fill in the details.
Allow each layer to dry before continuing. If you dilute the paint slightly with more water for a second color, you may partially pick up the underlying layer, creating depth and subtle blending effects.
Use small, slow, and controlled brush strokes.
Optional: Once the main features are complete, you can add background colors or surrounding details to enrich the design. If coverage is too light, reduce the amount of water and apply a second or third layer of paint to achieve a more vibrant result.

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