Color Swell - A Joke About Portraits and an Art Project for Cardboard Sculptures with small paint brushes
Here's a funny joke about a portraits and instructions for an art project called "Cardboard Sculptures".
Joke About Art and Art Supplies
Q: What do you call a painting that is done by a cat and small paint brushes?
A: A paw-trait!
Project: Cardboard Sculptures
Materials Needed:
- Color Swell watercolors
- Color Swell markers
- Color Swell scissors (optional)
- Color Swell glue (optional)
- Cardboard
- Safety mat: newspaper or cloth (recommended)
Instructions:
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Step 1: Use recycled cardboard to cut out shapes
- Step 2: Cut slots in the shapes and fit two pieces together.
- Step 3: Add more shapes by cutting more slots in the new and existing pieces
- Step 4: Glue shapes to the flat or top or sides of the cardboard
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Step 5: Paint or decorate the finished sculpture with dry brush painting markers or paper.
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!