Outer space art projects

I´ve always been a big fan of ¨trippy art¨. I grew up in the 1990s and have distinct memories of my school backpack being filled with crazy colors and patterns, especially all of the Lisa Frank notebooks and folders. My prized possessions as a child were the Yikes! pencils and these awesome trapper keepers. I

So I found this project on Pinterest where you draw a design in glue that dries puffy, then cover it with aluminum foil, and then polish with she polish. So I tried it, and I did a little three piece set with a galactic theme. Here are my finished pieces. If you want the instructions for how to make these, you can go here. This blog has really good instructions. They are the ones I followed. Thanks for stopping by, i hope you like it!

Are you a beginning artist looking to build your skill in painting outer space? Are you looking to put the 'A' into STEAM? This step by step tutorial of an outer space landscape is a great activity to develop your skills. This tutorial shows how to create glowing light sources, 3d planets, and more! So

These planets look as great in person as they do in these photos! There are a few versions of this project out there, so I don't get any points for originality, but regardless, it's a great project and more importantly, the kids really seemed to like creating them. The project took about 5-40 minute periods. On day 1 I showed everyone how to create the "waves" and blend them in an upward facing direction. On day 2 I set up a splatter paint station and demo'd how to start shading the planets…

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