Thursday, June 11, 2020
Alexandra and Serge Siro's Home Travels
Wednesday, June 10, 2020
Thomas Kinkade's Disney Paintings
Pointillism Project
A couple pencils (with erasers!)
A stamp kit, we love the washable kinds of course
Paper or coloring book
Directions:
Choose a design: maybe you want to make a flower, or the first letter of your name, or a landscape.
Use the eraser of a pencil, dip it into one color and fill in part of your design with dots.
Fill your whole design with dots to make a beautiful, pointillism creation!
Crumpled Paper Art
White construction paper
Watercolor Paint
Paintbrush
Scissors
Instructions:
Cut your white construction paper into smaller pieces.
Take one piece of your cut construction paper and crumple it up into a ball.
Choose one color and use it to paint all around the outside of your ball.
Gently unfold it, and see how it looks. Press it down gently.
Crumple it up again, and paint it with another color.
Gently unfold it and press it down.
You can stop after two colors, but you can continue this process with a third color if you like.
Tuesday, June 9, 2020
Pes' Stop Motion "Western Speghetti"
Monday, June 8, 2020
Monster Blow Paintings
-Watered down paint, food coloring or liquid water colors
-A container for each color of paint
-A spoon for each color of paint
-Large sheets of paper
-Straws
-Permanent markers
Instructions:
-Make sure your colors (whether it's paint, food coloring, etc) are watered down
-Draw a few creature faces on your paper with a permanent marker (if you don't use a permanent marker, the creature face will run with the paint/water mixture)
-Spoon some paint around the creature's face
-Use the straw to blow the paint away from the creature's face to create some crazy hair!
-Repeat: add some paint and blow! Experiment and have fun.
Andoni Bastarrika's Sand Sculptures
Stained Glass Painting
Washable Paint
Wax Paper
Bottle lid
Paint brush
Instructions:
-Start with a square piece of wax paper.
-Fill the wax paper with paint however you'd like (dabs/splats are ideal...leave some empty spaces!)
-Use a bottle lid (like a Gatorade lid or a jar) and press and twist the paint, blending the dots together
-Clean the lid between colors so the colors don't get muddy
-Frame your creation if you'd like- and hold it against a window to see the results!