What is One Stroke Painting?
What is One Stroke Painting?
One Stroke painting is a innovative style of decorative painting devised by Donna Dewberry. The One Stroke method allows for blending, shading, and highlighting all in one stroke.
This page will focus on locating and linking to resources to help you explore the One Stroke painting technique.
One Stroke Painting Help and Articles
- Carolina Paints Decorative Painting - Articles and Tips
- Articles about brush loading, painting on windows, painting on ceramics, and other help with your one stroke painting.
- Plaid One Stroke Introduction
- Click on the pictures to learn about One Stroke paints, brushes, and about the originator, Donna Dewberry.
- Banyan Studios Help Page
- Answers to frequently asked questions, information about brushes, and general painting help can be found here.
One Stroke Artist Sites
- OneStroke.com
- Donna Dewberry's official site for One Stroke Painting.
- Carolina Paints
- One Stroke Painting and Decorative Painting information, articles and tips, classes, and more by artist Crystal Short, OSCI.
- Country Expressions - My Paint Palette
- One Stroke Gallery, classes, tips, and information by Alicia Balestracci, OSCI.
- One Stroke Painting UK
- Class information, free projects, and gallery by artist Olga Edwards, OSCI.
- J.C. Crafts
- One Stroke decorative painter located in South London, United Kingdom.
OneStroke.com Featured Project
Bright and Bold Canvas
Take a look at the current OneStroke.com featured project. It features three different flowers, a simple blossom, a larger pink flower and a cute circular flower.Bright and Bold Canvas Project
One Stroke Painting Questions
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squidshe
Nov 10, 2011 @ 3:44 pm | delete
- I was just watching the DVD yesterday
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Judi Kelly
Aug 6, 2011 @ 10:14 am | delete
- Are Basic strokes workbook by Donna Dewberry still available. If so where do I purchase it,
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GardenCherub
Jun 27, 2011 @ 12:47 am | delete
- Thanks for all the 'One-Stroke" info! I love Donna Dewberry.
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Jerry
May 9, 2011 @ 4:04 pm | delete
- I have watched Donna Dewberry for months, videos on the internet, etc. I cannot get the hang of double loading the flat brush. I have tried everything and the paint always gets muddy looking. I love how the colors looks when she does it. Is there anywhere or anyone who can explain exactly how to do it? Does it have something to do with using floating medium or any other little trick?
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TrainYourDogHere
Feb 8, 2011 @ 2:12 pm | delete
- Beautiful.
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Kim
Feb 7, 2010 @ 5:19 pm | delete
- What outdoor water-based exterior varnish do you advise to use with painted birdhouses, signs, etc. (items that will have direct contact with the elements) In the past I used Folk Art exterior varnish, but found that it peeled in one season! Come to find on the website that it says not to use it for items in direct contact with the elements, however it doesn't say this on the bottle!
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Kim
Feb 7, 2010 @ 4:19 pm | delete
- What outdoor water-based exterior varnish do you advise to use with painted birdhouses, signs, etc. (items that will have direct contact with the elements) In the past I used Folk Art exterior varnish, but found that it peeled in one season! Come to find on the website that it says not to use it for items in direct contact with the elements, however it doesn't say this on the bottle!
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palmetto
Dec 29, 2008 @ 10:27 pm | in reply to Niki | delete
- Once the enamel paint has cured, then you should be able to use it as a hot plate. The curing process involves either baking the item or waiting about 3 weeks. More information about painting on glassware and ceramics can be found in this article, One Stroke Painting on Glassware and Ceramics
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Tracy
Sep 13, 2008 @ 11:11 am | delete
- Hello! I LOVE your site! I, too, love to paint using the Onestroke technique and plan to attend a workshop as soon as I can. I have a question about painting on glass and ceramics... how do you get your strokes to appear opaque? When I paint, the strokes are so translucent I have to restroke, so ultimately I'm doing double the work. I just looked through your crafts and thought they were beautiful, so you may have some insight. Either way, I will be checking back on your website to see what new creations you come out with! Thank you and take care!
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Niki
Sep 4, 2008 @ 9:05 pm | delete
- After painting on tile with Folk Art Enamels, can the tile be used as a hot plate or trivet? Will enamels stay on plastic stemware, cups, etc.?
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