What child doesn't love a bubble gum machine? Here we used large watercolor paper to create our own machines with patterned backgrounds.
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6.12.2009
Icky Sticky Bubble Gum Camp
For several years now I've taught art camp at The Vintage-Flea. It's every Thursday from 10-2. Kids bring a sack lunch and we make art the whole time! It's super fun...for me and the campers! This week kicked off the summer series with one of my favorites themes yet, Icky Sticky Bubble Gum. This group of 16 artists were amazing to work with. I didn't have one child ever say "I can't do that"! WOW. Self portraits with giant pink bubbles were a favorite project for many. The giant bubble is a wooden doll head painted pink and glued on. Here Gracen, Abbey and Abigail show off their folksy portraits. These were created on a canvas board with acrylic paints.
Labels:
acrylic paints,
art camp,
art lesson plan,
art teacher,
artist,
Bubble Gum,
bubble gum machine,
bubbles,
frogs,
The Vintage-Flea
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