Thursday, June 26, 2008

Fun For EVERYONE!!!

Inspiration for Today's Project!



I know, I know, I have shown you this before! But it is PERFECT, you must agree, for today's project!

Super Ball Fun!
No super balls were used during the making of this art project... hehehe!
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Here is your visual supply list:

supplies :)  hmmm


* the paint colors are water base for easy cleanup for kids of all ages. (although this is not a messy project)
*you choose your colors, I happened to choose a total of 4 colors
*your "canvas can be what ever you would like to use. mine is a flat canvas board, but I was going to use water color paper. Hey what about that wood board?

1) In pencil, as light or dark as you wish, draw a letter or letters of your choice. Please make it so there is some negative/open space within the letter, this is where the fun happens! In other words: you could make large BLOCK letters with out filling in the middle spaces. Confused?

This is where we are headed:

Follow the Bouncing Ball!

Notice the pencil lines are visible... this is OK. It adds to the art :)

2) Pour a small pool of paint out into a dish (I use old plastic lids). Using your Q-tip, dab it , softly, into paint so just the tip is wet. The larger the blot of paint the larger the dots will be. Use a new Q-tip for each color and set neatly aside for you will be coming back to each color and dabbing your heart out until your heart is happy!
**perhaps you have amore Celbrating Superballs!

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J'ai aimé ce projet!
I did love this project! It reminds me of a project I did at my son's class for Art Appreciation ~ in a study of Monet. Speaking of which, here is some news about "appreciating" art!
Tomorrow is something Yummy!!!

Hugs,
Mary

11 comments:

Cessan said...

So pretty! I want to make one now:-) So many great posts here this week, really liked the salmon. I think I'm going to make that this evening...

Merci-Notes said...

I think you will love how easy the salmon is and Fast!
Hey, same for today's project!
Maybe I can make a flickr page for us!
thanks for coming Cecilia!
Hugs,
mary

Ragged Roses said...

Hello and thanks for visiting my blog! I love that project and it looks so pretty too
Kimx

Dede Warren said...

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this Mary!!!! I want one too!!!

Sugar Bear said...

This is a great project Mary! You are really spoiling us with some fabulousness this week. I made the salmon recipe for dinner last night except we didn't have salmon so I used fluke - still came out great! I brought the leftovers for lunch today!
Karla

ShabbyInTheCity said...

This is so easy and cute! I'll have dots all over the house before the day is out LOL! Pointillism, huh?! Do you have an art degree? I like negative space...even in my photos.
That video charmed my pants off!

Unknown said...

This is brillinat inspiring at it's finest! The main reason I blog is for posts like this! I hope you don't mind if I highlight it on my blog, with creidt to you, of course.

Natasha Burns said...

oh i love this project Mary! it's wonderful!

ReminisceHeirlooms said...

This is so feminine, dainty and beautiful.

Bren's Life said...

Oh I love this idea... I saw Jan's post on USA & she said it was your idea. Love it! You have the cutest blog.

Stink Bone Jones said...

I want one of these for my bedroom. Did I miss the part of how you made the dots?? Was it an eraser top? i want to do this! Oh, and those tulle flowers, you must tell me how to do that too.