This artistic process of ice painting is rooted in creative expression that encourages emotional exploration To learn how to make ice paint with Gardener Anna & Gardener Aidan on Session 4 of Camp Hello Gardeners

Cardboard Tissue paper Tape Paint First, cut your cardboard piece in half. Then, paint your "stem" green and stamp on a folded piece of paper. After that, dip or paint your textured tissue paper circle in a bright color of paint and stamp that

GardenerAidan talked about the history of art, mentioned some notable artists, and then created small paintings These paintings can be found on findyourpiece.net or click the images below! When you purchase one of their paintings, 100% of the proceeds go to a charity of the gardeners' choice Check out these awesome organizations and then head to Piece. to purchase these one-of-a-kind paintings

only fun & colorful, but is made using recyclables, and is 100% frameable - it's a Stamped Recyclable Print Paint - choose colors that will compliment the decor of your home Paper - choose a size that is easy to frame (5x7, 8x10, 10x10) Painters tape - an artist trick to making work look frame-ready! Bubble wrap is a really fun one to print! Then, tape your paper to your working surface. Gather up those excess packing materials, grab some paint, and start making.

All you need to do is gather some leaves, grab a black sharpie marker, pour a little white paint in a

S T A M P E D E V E R G R E E N S SUPPLIES YOU'LL NEED: ❉ White paper ❉ Green paint ❉ Recyclables (

After drawing on the rough side of the shrinky dink paper using sharpies, colored pencils or paint pens

Here is what you'll need: Egg carton (cardboard or styrofoam works best) Paint Scissors Googly eyes ( Then, pain them the color of your choice and let dry.

Driving up to their campus is like driving through a Norman Rockwell painting; passing farms, rolling

>> This is one of the original watercolor paintings that is featured in the book.

From bead to felt, clay to paint, grab whatever materials you have lying around gardeners and let's grow

reading a book, going for a nature walk, practicing mindfulness, or engaging in a creative hobby like painting