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We hope you enjoy exploring paint pouring with tempera paint! We love this project because it keeps kids engaged and every single pour comes out different. Add some design with a pencil if you’d like. Step 3: Move the canvas from side to side and watch the paint slowly move. Layer the colors on top of one another for best results. Step 2: Squeeze your glue, water, and paint mixture onto the canvas using any design you’d like. This black layer will give the colorful paint in step 2 a barrier so it doesn’t run off of the canvas. Be sure the layer is fairly thick and the canvas is covered. Step 1: Spread black tempera paint onto your canvas with a paint scraper or thick card. It is also a slower process to watch the paint pour. We have found that kids love this version of paint pouring because they get to spend more time pouring the paint onto the canvas and create their own designs and color patterns.

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You can coat it with a layer of Mod Podge after it is dry to give it a shiny look.

Tempera paint dries very matte – it will not be shiny.

It is best to elevate the canvas up off of your tray so the colors can flow off of the edges and you can easily pick it up after.

It is widely used for childrens projects and.

We recommend using an art tray to contain the mess when the paint pours off of the canvas. Often referred to as poster paint, tempera paint is water-based pigment mixed with a chemical binding agent.

To add even more design, create a marbeling look while the paint is still wet with the tip of a pencil.

Aim for about 1.5 – 2 inches of paint colors layered in the cup. You can make the layers as thick or thin as you’d like in the paint cup.

The color you squeeze into the paint cup first will likely be the most dominant on your canvas.

We recommend using easy squeeze bottles for kids so they don’t spill.

This dilutes the paint so it flows on the canvas.

You must add water and glue to the tempera paint before starting your paint pouring.

You can try this with any sized canvas! View our favorite options here.

It may take 24 hours for the paint to completely dry because of the amount of paint on the canvas. Tilt the canvas slowly and watch the colors cover the surface. Step 3: Place your canvas over the top of the paint cup, then flip the cup upside down and remove it from the canvas so the colors pour onto the canvas. You can choose any color combinations you’d like. For example, first add some blue, then red, then yellow, then pink. Step 2: Squeeze alternating layers of each tempera paint color into your paint cup. Fill the bottle about 1/4 with glue, then add a few splashes of water, then fill the rest of the bottle with one color of tempera paint.

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They mixed water-soluble pigments into glue made from animal skin collagen called glair which was a mixture of raw egg white and vinegar. It is a permanent medium that has been used by artists for centuries. Step 1: Mix glue, water, and liquid tempera paint into a squeeze bottle. Tempera was one of the first forms of paint, dating back to ancient times. Watch as the paint colors mix and swirl together to create a unique design on the canvas each time. In this tutorial, we will show you a few different paint pouring projects with basic supplies, as well as tips and information. We also use washable tempera so it won’t stain kids hands or clothes! We recommend using tempera paint as a less expensive version, especially if you choose to do this activity with a large group of kids for a craft station in your program. It gives you the same effects as acrylic paint at half the cost.

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