
Explore kid-friendly painting techniques like aluminum foil, potato stamping, collage, and shadow painting, using tools around you to create a sea and beach scene and frame it with cardboard.
Explore creative painting tools in this course, from colored pencils and markers to crayons and watercolors. Learn how pressure, tip types, and water control shape color and texture.
Explore essential painting tools and auxiliary supplies, including collage, various glues and tapes, black pencil for sketching, a sharpener and eraser, and scissors for cutting and assembling artwork.
Explore creating texture with aluminum foil by transferring designs and smoothing wrinkles. Paint a fish using foil texture and add collage elements for a textured scene.
Learn to create fast, accurate designs by carving potato stamps and applying them with paint to build colorful scenes, from clouds and flowers to rainbows.
Explore stamp technique with stencil, using ready-made or handmade stencils and painting with tampons by tapping to create reusable designs, colors, and decorative butterfly motifs.
Paint with your hands and feet to create imaginative subjects by tracing shapes or stamping prints, then add details to form animals like a zebra or giraffe.
Explore hand and foot stamping as a second method, coloring hands or soles, stamping onto paper, and adding details after drying to form creatures like a dinosaur or peacock.
Explore collage techniques across three subjects, using three techniques per subject to add paper pieces to drawings with glue and colored paper, and stamping rhombus shapes to enhance paintings.
Create a balloon collage from colored paper scraps, cutting into strips and small pieces, overlapping them to form the balloon, sky, sea, and sunset.
Explore the fork technique to stamp paint onto paper, creating chicken bodies with feathers, flowers, grass, sunflowers, and other shapes while layering colors and letting them dry.
Learn the positive and negative space technique by placing a central shape and coloring around it to reveal the white paper as negative space.
Learn to create textured artwork with bubble wrap using two methods: stamp and direct-paint, painting fruits and flowers with kernel-like textures, shading, and drying.
Many parents think that talent is purely innate and a child is born with or without it, but just like IQ, creativity is not the same in all children. Creativity is more than innate and it doesn't accompanied with the child. It is a learnable skill and parents can accelerate the process with the right and principled training.
In this tutorial, in the first part, we will first introduce the tools needed for this course, then we will learn the techniques. The techniques we will learn are:
Foil painting technique:
Create different textures on foil or aluminum background with marker and turn textures into paintings
Printing technique:
Create different stamps with simple things that exist and are available around us, such as potatoes
Bubble plastic technique:
Working with bubble plastic is done in two ways of stamping and cutting, which the child can use both in his drawings.
Shadow painting:
We use different objects around and paint using the shadow created by them, then we paint the drawn shadow, here the size and direction of the shadow depends on the type and direction of the light.
Hand and foot stamping:
It is done using gouache or watercolor paint and the child creates the stamp by using his own hands or the feet or his parents and uses his imagination and turns it into a painting.
Painting and collage:
Collage means stick some prices, in this technique different pieces of paper and cardboard are used in painting.
Collage painting (embossed painting):
In this technique, in addition to cardboard and paper, disposable objects and accessories are also used in the work, and the child learns to make the best use of every object he sees around him in his paintings. This technique helps to nurture children's creativity a lot
Painting with forks:
Using gouache paint and fork, we stamp on the cardboard and add the rest of the components.
Painting with full and empty space:
In this method, instead of painting with paint, we paint the entire space around the painting and the main subject, which is covered with glue, remains in the same as background color.
Anti-light technique:
In this technique, the main subject remains in the black and the rest of the background is colored
Painting with blow:
In this method, by guiding the color using the blow, we create involuntary paintings, that is very interesting and exciting experience. The technique of painting with glue and salt:
Creates a design by gluing on cardboard and spraying salt on it and then painting.
Punctuation technique:
Using cotton swab and gouache we draw in dots
Create a background with foam:
Using dishwashing liquid and watercolor, we create a liquid, and by using a straw and creating a foam and transferring it to cardboard, we can create the background.
Magical painting technique:
Using two identical drawings, we create a technique that looks magical, as if we were painting at the moment.
Scratch board technique:
In this technique, using crayons and scratches, we create beautiful paintings with a toothpick.
In the final part of this tutorial, we will combine the techniques with each other, and using the collage technique and other techniques, we will draw two interesting drawings, and we will also learn how to frame the drawings with cardboard.