Colorful art projects

:sparkling_heart::art: Get some creativity going with this adorable & easy-to-make DIY Abstract Heart Painting! Kids of all ages (yes, adults too!) can create their own masterpiece, making it unique with their choices of color and decoration. This canvas painting idea is the perfect art project for a classroom learning about color. You can use it for a group or party, it makes a fun DIY gift or wall decoration for everyone to take home! Let's get painting!

Click here to learn how to make this easy Rainbow Circle Watercolor Art craft for kids with free printable template included!

An old favorite, super simple using watercolour paper, wool and ribbons, you could use any art materials to decorate clouds, we used up some paper from paint spray paint! 💖❤💛💚💙💜💗we used acrylic pai…

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Painting swirly flowers are as simple as can be, but with frame-worthy results. We can't stop making them! I think you and your kids will have fun combining colors and creating your own uniquely beautiful swirly flowers.

Painted Paper Art | Laura Lohmann | Windmills from Holland. 🌷🇳🇱🌷 My 4th grade Art club members created these sweet windmills using watercolors, painted paper and modeling… | Instagram

My name is Danielle Lazala, a multi-disciplinary visual artist based in Florida. My colorful works of abstract art are heavily inspired by my Caribbean heritage and range from small-scale paintings to large-scale murals. I enjoy creating vibrant art that offers a unique perspective by combining intense, unusual colors, abstract shapes, and organic forms. I hope putting these puzzle pieces together bring you all the happiness in the world! - oh, and please do your happy dance at the end…

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Keisha L. Casiano on Instagram: "Third grade is bursting with color after creating these Crayola-inspired color explosions! 🌈 I’m literally obsessed with how the rainbow flowers turned out! 😍 AND YOU ALREADY KNOW IT! Another @howgraythouart saving the day with this project😍😍😍 #Arteducation #artteacher #elementaryartteacher #education #teachersofinstagram #weareteachers"

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this lesson! It's colorful, fun, and full of cheer! :) To begin, start by reviewing color mixing with your students. If you're teaching upper elementary they probably already know that a primary color + a primary color = a secondary color.. but do they know that a primary color + a secondary color = a tertiary (or intermediate) color? This lesson is GREAT for teaching about those tertiary colors! After reviewing, give students a sheet of heavy drawing paper and have them…