The chances are you've seen Neil add detail to pictures when the paint has dried.

But how about doing it whilst it's still wet?

You will need:

Paint

Paintbrush

Coloured Paper

Pencil

For this you'll need some coloured paper

or thin card, and a different colour or
shade of paint.
Squeeze or pour some paint onto a piece
of paper.

Spread the paint out using a paintbrush.

Next you'll need a cocktail stick, or a

sharp pencil.

Use the point of your cocktail stick or

pencil to make a pattern in the paint,
before it dries.

You can combine any colour of paint, with

any colour of paper and make any pattern
you can think of!
When you have enough sheets of paper,
see if it inspires you to make a picture
using all the patterns.

You can cut the paper into different sizes

to make pieces of a picture.

And you can also cut it into shapes to

make different objects.

Here's a beach scene.

And here's a sheep!

This Art Attack is very good for creating
animals.

How about a tiger?

Or a crocodile, on plain coloured paper?

Or why not go wild and create a detailed

picture using all kinds of patterns?
Don't forget to stick your pieces down!
Try it yourself!

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