Highland Calf Lavender - Panorama Dot painting

Highland Calf Lavender panorama dot painting, resting in the meadow

A fluffy Highland calf lies in tall grass with its front legs tucked forward, between lavender stalks, thistles and yarrow. The wide canvas leaves space for the wildflowers on both sides.

With the markers you fill the printed circles of the curly coat and the slender stalks. No paint means no drying time, so you can carry on right where you stopped.

What is in the dot painting kit

Everything you need comes in one box:

• Printed canvas: finely printed, down to the curls and thistle heads.
• Guide: one clear page with the basics.
• Double-tip markers:
  • 1.0 mm tip: for the fluffy body, the ears and the round thistle heads.
  • 0.5 mm tip: for the lavender spikes, grass blades and tiny yarrow blooms.

A soft piece for a quiet corner

Lovely for a bedroom, a nursery or a reading nook. The young animal and the meadow give it a gentle mood.

Alternate between the calf and the flowers to keep it varied. The thin stalks ask for a steady hand, so save them for a moment when you are rested.

Stalks from the bottom up

Dot each lavender stalk from the base to the tip, so the lines stay straight. Keep the short horns and the muzzle for a separate session, as they set the look of the face.

The calf sits in the middle and looks out at the room. The upright stalks left and right give the wide piece a light, airy rhythm.