Impression art - Fun art project pressing paints

Project featured in Times-Republican

What you will need

• Paper stock
• Paints ( poster and acrylic)

This project is so easy, so fun and creates magnificent details. The first thing you need to do is figure out in your mind what you will like to create....Flowers, butterflies, birds, trees, dragons.

Fold paper in half. Now, generously pour the colorful dabs of paint on one side of paper using your imagination. Press the other half gently and let the paint make its impressions on other sheet. Open up gently like you are opening a book. Try a mix of both poster and acrylic paints for captivating details. Enjoy the art:)

Be colorful today! Thanks for visiting:))

Reuse Ideas - Fun art project using crayon stubs!!

Create your own personalized piece of art by using old crayons.



All you need is

• Card stock
• Crayon stubs
• Pencil
• Glue
• Markers
• Scissors 

Remove any wrapping from crayons.

Using scissors trim uneven crayon stubs.

Sketch the letter on card stock using pencil.

Outline with glue and stick crayons:))

 



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Mosaic Gond Painting!

Featured in Times Republican.
Featured on cool stuff art gallery

Gond Painting in India is an ancient tribal art dating back several hundred years. The Gond tribe painted the walls of their mud homes with pictures to mark important occasions such as weddings, birth and the harvest. Gond painting has no borders or rigid themes and is done with very bright colors. The basic form is filled with tiny dots and dashes.

All you need is

• Construction Paper
• Scissors
• Glue
• Card stock
• Paints
• Paint brush
• Marker
• Pencil (for sketching)

For each bird cut 4 pieces (2 wings, tail and body) from different color construction paper.
Glue them on card stock in the shape of flying birds. Draw stripes using marker. Finish with vibrant polka dots using paints and brush.

Enjoy the art!

Thanks so much for visiting and have a colorful day!!

colorful!

I did some projects today and had leftover paint in the palette, loved clicking pictures!