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Relief Painting with Paper Towel

Relief Painting with Paper Towel

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Relief Painting with Paper Towel

Estimation du temps de réalisation : 40 minutes

Relief painting is an engaging artistic activity for creating textured pictures with paper towel, perfect for entertaining both young and old.

With just a few pieces of paper towel, some paint, and a bit of glue, let your imagination run wild and personalize your creations. This original and accessible activity brings colorful 3D patterns to life on a canvas. Step by step, learn to mix paper and paint to achieve a unique texture, then shape your forms directly on the canvas using tweezers or your fingers. Ideal for creating personalized decorations, handmade gifts, or simply sharing a creative moment with family.

Accessible and fun, this activity is perfectly suited for children from 6 years old, but it also appeals to adults.

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How to complete this tutorial step by step?

Materials:

To create relief painting, you need:

- tissues or paper towels

- a square canvas

- gouache

- PVA glue

- a wooden skewer

- precision tweezers

- white bowls made from plant fiber

- a plastic dish

- a wooden pencil

Step 1:

Tear small pieces of paper towels (or tissues) and place them in a plastic bowl.

Step 2:

In this bowl, add a little water to allow the paper towel to absorb, then wring it all out.

Step 3:

Once the paper towel is wrung out, place the paper towel, glue, and paint in another bowl. Mix everything together.

Then, repeat this step for each color you wish to use.

Step 4:

Finally, take a precision pliers or your fingers, and create a pattern on a canvas. For convenience, you can draw the pattern to cover in advance with a pencil.

Note: Since glue has been added to the mix, do not add more on the canvas. The paper towel will stick.