I stumbled upon this video featuring Stefan Bucher one day and really loved his creativity, the way he did monsters especially.
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So we decided to give it a shot.
Bought some ink, straws, ink dropper, black inked pen of different tip sizes and had some fun with the kids and their friends.
Ink dries fast, so the children found that they had to drop the ink and blow hard and fast! (Tip: Cut different lengths of straws and find what works best for you.)
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Nel adding lines to her blob of ink to create a masked man. Ahem..notice her right arm, I had painted a portrait of her on her arm using face paint.
Two other ink monsters by Nel
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Joniq's Art
This below is Jonq's (Jo's friend) first ever attempt at art with ink. First you drop the ink, blow it in any
direction. Then carefully turn the paper all around and see what sparks
your imagination. Based on what you see, turn your ink blob into a monster of some
sort.
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Jo's Art
Below are Jo's attempts. She liked it more colourful so added colours using Sharpies.
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Ian's Art
Below is Ian's work, judging by the focus and details he put in, I think he really enjoyed this activity.
Below is Ian's work, judging by the focus and details he put in, I think he really enjoyed this activity.
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3 comments :
This could prove to be messy!
cover with paper first. Try it with Belle..if you do, I'd love to see where her imagination takes her.
Looks like the kids turned out some pretty ugly monsters. What great fun they must have had.
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