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Literature, Nature

Mini Waterlilies

April 6, 2020 Leave a Comment

Draw along with and create a Pond with waterlilies inspired by the illustrations of Beatrix Potter who is the author of classic book, The Tale of Peter Rabbit.

Find some paper or any art materials that you choose. Remember, you are the artist so be creative with the materials you have. Draw on a pizza box, lunch sack, or find an old newspaper or book to create on. Maybe use sidewalk chalk! Just have fun creating! 🙂

Supplies

• Pencil

• Watercolor paper

• Watercolors and paintbrush

• Colored Pencils or Crayons

I love using bold bright colors of paint splashed with big brushstrokes on watercolor paper. Incorporating different art mediums is common in my art classroom studio and allows my students opportunities to create beautiful masterpieces.

Draw Along Video

Remember to pause the video if needed. Enjoy the process of creating art!

Keep on Creating!!!

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Hello! Welcome to my little spot to share Art, Children's Books, Gardening and special things to inspire creativity! Do you love to paint? I sure do! Tempera Paint, Watercolor Paint, Paint sticks! I love helping kids create art, seeing them start with a blank paper, exploring with art materials, creating beautiful mini masterpieces. I encourage my students to become fine art explorers, learning about various artists and cultures. In my spare time I love creating fun, bright art inspired by nature. I also enjoy collecting vintage fisher-price toys and Little Golden Books. Thanks for visiting!

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