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PEACOCK ART PROJECT
Recommended for k- 2nd grade Peacock craft for kids. Make this kids peacock craft using our printable template and following our simple instructions. Materials: Printable craft template tail feathers | peacock body printable reference sheet pdf Cardstock tape, scissors, glue and pencil coloring pencils, pens or crayons This printable craft is designed to create a standing peacock. Slightly bend the tail feathers to create an angle that will allow the cardstock to stand alone. Glue the face to the front middle. It is also possible to attach it to a toilet tube for more stability. More about the male peacock: National Geographic EVEN MORE! because we had so much fun...Painted Paper Peacock
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Tiger in the Grass Art Lesson Materials Heavyweight paper (with a texture works better) Artist Chalks pastels Oil Pastels Reference picture (we used this link on google) Step 1 Create a background
using chalk pastels Divide the sky from the ground with a horizontal line. (about a third of the way down) Add mountains above the horizon Fill in the sky using the side of your pastel and rubbing with your finger Step 2 Draw your tiger
We took our time and practiced drawing a tiger on a separate piece of paper before adding him to our chalk background Here's what we used to practice drawing tigers How to Draw A Tiger Printable 1 Step 3 Begin drawing your tiger on the chalk background with pencil. Then outline with orange oil pastel. Don't worry to much about little mistakes - remember he will be hiding in the grass. You need a nice basic shape to the body - Tigers are LONG and a long tail too! Step 4 Add patterns to the fur using oil pastels oranges, yellows and finally the black. See this beautiful image of a tiger stripes below. Step 5
Finally Hide him in the tall grass starting at the bottom of the page (just as grass grows upwards towards the sky) use quick strokes to create grass in greens and browns. OH - not too much though. We still want to see the tiger! |