Wet and Wild!
This was the underpainting I posted the other day with the final finish.
This process is so easy and the kids just love it!
140 lb watercolor paper with an abstract painting. Use reasonably thick paint, don't let them dilute it with water. Let dry at least overnight.
This is the underpainting. After the painting is dry, You take dishwasher gel and dribble, squirt, and plop away. (We used ketchup and mustard bottles) After applying gel, immediately paint it with black spray paint. Wait just long enough for it to dry to touch, then comes the wet and wild!
You spray off the dishwasher gel to reveal the underpainting!
The kids love using the hose, but you must be careful they don't spray too hard! I found it easier to do the hose myself, getting them to move the paintings afterward to dry.
Wet & Wild!, Acrylic on Watercolor paper, 12 x 18
Day 12 of the 100 Days~100 Paintings 2017
This looks like so much fun. I will have to try this with my daughter.
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