Disney Rock Painting: Stitch from Lilo and Stitch

Let’s get started with this Disney rock painting of Stitch from the movie, Lilo and Stitch! We’re sharing a few rock painting tips, tricks, and techniques, too. Let’s get started.

Disney Rock Painting Stitch from Lilo and Stitch Movie

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Learn How to Paint Stitch from Lilo and Stitch

If I’m honest, I had no intention of painting this rock. In fact, I had no intention of rock painting at all yesterday.

But when procrastination calls…

My daughter LOVES the Disney movie, Lilo and Stitch. If you haven’t seen it, it’s honestly one of the best, non-princess movies they’ve ever put out. After dinner, we were playing with her Lilo and Stitch figures and this idea popped into my head.

I sketched out the idea on a piece of scrap paper using my daughter’s plush doll as a guide. If you don’t want to rely on your drawing skills, print off a picture from the web. Let’s get started making this fun Disney rock painting Stitch.

Supplies for Disney Rock Painting Stitch

Supples for rock painting

This rock painting idea has a few more supplies than we normally use. I wanted to paint the earth in a way that contrasted Stitch so I used acrylics, but feel free to use paint pens for the entire project.

  • paint pens (blue, light blue, pastel blue, pink, black, and white)
  • acrylic paints (blue, green, white, and black)
  • old toothbrush or paintbrush you can flick
  • paintbrushes (small and large for background)
  • ModPodge, foam brush, and sealant (we prefer polyurethane)

Video Instruction

How to Make a Stitch Rock Painting

This looks involved, but it honestly wasn’t. The entire rock was done between 8 pm and 9 pm while I waited (quite patiently, I might add) for my daughter to fall asleep. I don’t seal rocks until 24 hours after they’re done.

Yield: 1 Disney rock painting

Disney Rock Painting: Stitch from Lilo and Stitch

Disney Rock Painting - Stitch

Let's get started with this Disney rock painting of Stitch from the movie, Lilo and Stitch!

Active Time 25 minutes
Additional Time 20 minutes
Total Time 45 minutes
Difficulty Easy
Estimated Cost $3

Materials

  • paint pens (blue, light blue, pastel blue, pink, black, and white)
  • acrylic paints (blue, green, white, and black)
  • old toothbrush or paintbrush you can flick
  • paintbrushes (small and large for background)
  • ModPodge, foam brush, and sealant (we prefer polyurethane)

Instructions

  1. Lightly sketch a Stitch outline onto a scrap piece of paper. You can also print one from the Internet. :) Transfer the design to a clean rock. Paint the background black.
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  3. Water down a small amount of white acrylic paint and use the toothbrush to flick stars onto the background. It's okay if you get it on Stitch, we're going to paint over it. See how I do this in the video. 
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  5. Fill in the Stitch body. Don't worry about being precise, we're going to go over it again.
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  7. Use the blue, green, and white acrylic paint to create an earth. Seriously, I had no idea what I was doing. Don't look too closely at the planet - the land mass you see there doesn't exist in the real world... Do try and add light to one side and shade to the other (in the video).
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  9. Finish Stitch by adding on his teeth and fingernails. Now, outline the entire body in the dark blue. Finish off the eye and nose reflections and you're almost done! Paint the back of the rock black (if you haven't already).Use a thin coat of ModPodge to lightly cover Stitch (and other paint pen details). Once dry, seal the rock with polyurethane. And that's it, your Disney rock painting Stitch rock is ready!
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Notes

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Did you make this?

Please leave a comment or share a photo and tag me @rufflesandrain

Your Disney rock painting Stitch is done! Isn’t he cute? If you’d like to use him as a kindness rock, tag your group on the back (easily done with paint pens), seal it up, and hide it for a lucky Disney fan to hide.

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