Process art for kids

Inspire creativity and fun with these engaging process art projects for kids! The ultimate list of art activites for kids to explore and create.

Here is a massive list of 70+ of the BEST and MOST FUN process art activities for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergartners!

Choosing colors & painting water over them. Watching the water smooth them down and colors bleed together. Tissue paper art is relaxing and suitable for any age level. It's perfect on it's own as a process art activity or as a colorful first step. Tissue paper painting is also known as a tissue paper bleed.

Turn crumpled pieces of paper into colorful artwork in this fun art project for kids. This easy art activity is inspired by the children’s book, Ish, by Peter H. Reynolds! The colorful paper has such a cool texture when finished and can be used for making collages or writing notes! (This post contains affiliate links.)...

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Watercolour paper, salt and watercolour paint come together to create some incredible results. What makes the best results? That's what you'll need to explore! My clever friend, Asia, from Fun at Home with Kids has been at it again and produced her 2nd fabulous children's book, "The Curious Kid's Science Book." We were thrilled to receive our copy and began pouring over it immediately. The book is set out beautifully with bright, bold imagery, just waiting to entice you and the kids into…

Multi-Stage Process Art - For all ages!!

Discover the magic of tissue paper art! This process art project for kids is SO EASY, and the results are so pretty! It's an easy enough craft for young kids to make themselves, but it's also a lot of fun for experienced artists. Have you ever worked with bleeding tissue paper? It's a special type of art tissue paper that transfers colour like a dye when water is added to it! Use it to make beautiful and colourful art on its own, or in combination with an oil pastel. The end result is so…

A while back my daughter and I had fun experimenting with yarn and canvas to create a few interesting pieces of abstract resist art. I stumbled across those pieces the other day and remembered how much fun they were to make. Looking at them, gave me idea. I love birch trees and thought that this […]