Check out this ingenious art project from our Atelier Art program.
Egyptian Art is known for its black outlines. To produce that black outline in this project, first pencil in your design on a large piece of black construction paper. Next outline that design with white school glue.
After letting the glue dry overnight,
I-E used chalk to fill in each space.
She than blended the chalk to completely fill in each space.
E-R used pastels and had great results as well.
Completed project!
This was a new technique for us and we were quite pleased with the results.
What new art projects have you tried out lately?
What a great idea!! Thank you for sharing it at Crafty Moms Share this week!
ReplyDeleteI've seen some ideas for using glue on Pinterest, but never with this type of design, your project turned out great! I am returning the favor of the follow, thanks for the visit to my blog, it's nice to meet you. :) Angela
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea! I am pinning it for when we study Egypt =-) Thanks for linking up to TGIF Linky Party! I look forward to seeing you again next week,
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Very clever! I love how well it turned out! :-) While in Williamsburg last week, my kids made colonial silhouettes which was a lot of fun. We are doing some special crafts this week as part of our Advent, as well, including Jesse tree ornaments and encouragement and hope cards for those in our family who live alone.
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a good week!
Many blessings,
Lisa
This is so great! I've been wondering what I could do with the chalk we've had laying around. Now I need to get some construction paper. My kids are going to love this!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen this technique before. Your project turned out very nicely :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with "Look! What We Did!"
Thanks for linking up! I love this and I pinned it to the TTm boards!
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