Art for Kids: How to Draw and Paint an Old Mansion Using Ink and Watercolor Paints
Em Winn, Teacher, Art Instructor, Artist
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Introduction and Supplies Needed for This Class
2:39 -
Step 1: Paint Backround
3:15 -
Step 2: Draw an Old Mansion
12:26 -
Step 3: Draw Details on the Old Mansion
10:34
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About This Class
Are you looking for a fun drawing project for your child?
Would you like an experienced art teacher teaching your child?
The Old Mansion Art Project may be just what you are looking for! Designed with beginners in mind, this project is perfect for children ages 8+.
There are three steps in this art project:
- Step 1: Paint Watercolor Background
- Step 2: Draw an Old Mansion
- Step 3: Add Detail to the Old Mansion
The teaching process used for this project is a kid-tested, step-by-step method that will both inspire and delight your child into drawing action! This process involves organizing shapes and lines together until a recognizable outcome is achieved.
This project is designed to give young children the tools they need to begin their artistic journey into self-expression, reflection, and creative thinking.
Supplies and materials needed for this project:
- Watercolor Paint
- Watercolor Paper
- Watercolor Paint Brush
- Permanent Marker
- paper towels
- bowl of water
- mat to protect work area
Let's start creating!
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Hi. My name is Em Winn and teaching art to children is what I love to do! I pride myself on creating dynamic, meaningful, and engaging art lessons that are taught in a relaxing and joyful way. I have nearly 20 years teaching experience in the elementary classroom and in the art studio, and I feel that I have a good grasp on how to create a learning environment that makes children feel happy, motivated, confident, and successful. Let the creative fun begin!