🎨 4 easy ways to use watercolor paint while encouraging play and experimentation...

Hi John!

How are you doing? I hope you're staying safe, healthy, and creative!

There's a good chance you have watercolor paint in your home or class, and you may have run out of ideas on what you could do with them.

So...

I'm reaching out today to something playful and creative with you - 4 unique ways to create with watercolor paint!

Whether you're looking for a fun activity to do with your kids or just want to unwind and get creative yourself, these techniques encourage experimentation, play, and #processoverproduct.

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From blow painting to sticker resist, each technique offers a unique way to experiment with color and texture, and create something meaningful.

The best part? You don't need any fancy equipment or materials to get started - just some watercolors, paper, and a few household items.

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Click any of the links below for the quick tutorial:

​Sticker Resist: Stickers, paper, watercolor paint (any kind) ​Straw Painting: Straw, paper, liquid watercolors ​Bubble Painting: Dish soap, paper, liquid watercolors ​Marbled Painting: Oil, liquid watercolors, heavy paper, eye dropper, pan

Grab your paint and try out one or all of these techniques with your little maker!

If you give one of them a try, don't forget to share your creations with me! I'd love to see how they turned out and hear about your experience.

Wishing you a colorful and creative day ahead!

Warmly,

Rachelle

Founder, TinkerLab

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