Most kids fall into two categories: those who slip into a half conscious trance-like state from the relaxing motion of this open-ended painting process. Whether you’re an art teacher or a parent of a creative little person, this painting process I’m about to share with you is what we affectionately call a SURE THING! Follow these little secret, and without fail, anyone can whip up one of these gallery-worthy babies.įirst, a few thoughts about kids, painting, and color. These stunning masterpieces you’re about to feast your eyes on are beautiful because the colors are clear and crisp and not muddy!
And she has one secret supply + technique that she is sharing with us that will blow you away!Īnd now, without further ado, here is Jennifer…ĭo you love the idea of allowing kids to just freely paint whatever shapes and designs come to mind, but don’t always love the final results? Greenish-orangish-brown may have been a popular home decor color in 1979 but it’s not showing signs of a comeback anytime soon! By allowing kids to fully explore the painting process without any limitations, the reality is that colors get muddy and ugly and most paintings end up in the recycle bin. Today Jennifer is sharing a step-by-step guide on how to make these gorgeous, layered paintings. You MUST go over and spend some time on her website, it’s truly such a treat. Her projects range from process art to in-depth artist studies. I love how her blog is broken up into age categories: toddler, preschool, elementary, middle school, and teen. And she does it all! Classes, camps, birthday parties, workshops, and even a fantastic blog. Please welcome Jennifer Bryant from small hands big art in Charlotte, North Carolina!!! I have been stalking wooing Jennifer for many many months because I simply am in awe of everything she does with the multi-age kids in her art studio.
I am thrilled today to introduce you to a new contributor to Art Bar.
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