Color Swell - A Joke About Artist's Dogs and an Art Project about Fingerprint Animals
Here's a silly joke about artist's dogs and instructions for an art project called "Fingerprint Animals".
Joke About Art Supplies
Q: What’s an artist’s favorite type of dog?
A: A doodle.
Project: Fingerprint Animals
Materials Needed:
- Color Swell watercolors or tempera non-toxic paint in various colors
- White paper
- Color Swell Markers
- Safety mat: old newspaper or old cloth.
Instructions:
- Step 1: Prepare your work area for your mat, paper, paints, and markers.
- Step 2: Choose paint a finger (lightly for tempera paint) and press onto the paper to create fingerprints.
- Step 3: Use different colored fingerprints to create different animal. For example, use brown for a bear or black for a ant.
- Step 4: After the fingerprints dry, use markers or pens to add details such as eyes, ears, and other features.
- Step 5: Let the artwork dry completely before displaying or framing.
Tips for Success:
- Supervision: Depending on the age group, adult supervision may be needed, especially when using scissors, glue, or any potentially messy materials.
- Encouragement: Encourage creativity and experimentation. Art projects are a great opportunity for kids to explore their imagination.
- Display: Once completed, display the artwork proudly! It boosts children's confidence and encourages further creativity.
Have a colorful day!