Watercolor process art

These watercolor techniques for kids are exciting and interesting alternatives to basic watercolor painting. Rubbing alcohol, salt & more! #watercolors #watercolorsforkids #kidsactivities #artforkids

Glue Art on Paper is a process art activity that will lead to surprising discoveries and build creative confidence in kids. If you’re finding yourself here, chances are that you have a young child and/or see the benefits of experimenting with art materials. Process-based art is a meaningful way for young children to grow as […]

Learn how to easily and affordably make your own diy liquid watercolor. All the effects of food coloring without the staining and dyeing!

Of all the art and science projects that I have done, lemon and watercolor science has been my #1 fave for YEARS! Let's get started.

This salt and watercolor snowflake art is a perfect process art activity for kids. It takes simple materials and is fun for kids of all ages.

Try out some alcohol and watercolor painting. This is a neat science art combo that kids love trying out. They will be amazed with the result!

It’s still March for a few more days, but it’s totally cool if we start sharing Easter ideas…right?!? Good! Because we just can’t hide these adorable Liquid Watercolor + Rubbing Alcohol Easter Bunnies any longer! They are just too cute…too magnificent…and too magical not to share. I came across this fabulous process art activity from […]

This delightfully messy watercolor painting activity blends art and kids’ science and is a great way to show that oil and water will not mix.

Students began this lesson with a week of watercolor painting. We learned four painting techniques and each student created an assortment of painted papers in each style using warm, cool and “free” color schemes. We then cut, tore and drew on these papers to create an ocean scene with fish, coral, and other sea life. Each…