Dolphin Canvas from a 6 year old
This is my 6 year old’s canvas. Her favourite or favorite (depending on which part of the world you come from) animal is a dolphin. This project is not complete yet.
Start by cutting out your shape. There are plenty of templates online. I printed the template out from the computer and put the special paper underneath and then she cut it out. To stop the template from slipping, you can use sticky tape or blutac.
Then work out a rough placement
Paint a canvas
and start sticking. you could use gel medium or modpodge for the collaging.
If you have not done collaging before ~ its easy. Just apply a thin layer of gel medium or modpodge, stick your item down and then apply another thin layer over the top. You can build up the layers, depending on what effect you are trying to create. Just let each layer dry first.
Then using pencils, paints, crayons or anything you like….finish it off.
now the basics are down, it is to be continued…..
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I have the best job in the world…….well it’s not really a job at all. I am a Mother, Graphic Designer, Early Childhood/Support Worker and like to dapple in Photography. I am passionate about Education and Mindfulness. I love Art and all things Creative. I hope this blog will inspire other people to Create and Live a Mindful Life.
This blog is dedicated to my children and my Mum ♥
Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.Pablo Picasso
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