The Baker/Garrison School's have another fundraiser event this Friday: The annual
Winter Carnival.
I am in charge of setting up a fishing fishing booth. I recruited the artistic help of Ava and Isaac for the decorations of the booth. I drew and cut fishes of all sizes out of cardboard, and then the real fun began with water color paints!
Ava's first fish is covered with various animals. I would know it was hers just be looking at it :)
She got very creative with it......
She splashed the next fish with loads of color..... I helped her with some finishing details on the tail and added her hand print. She wrote her name. I love how it turned out.
For the smaller fish, she chose solid colors..........
I realized I got busy while Isaac was doing his painting and forgot to get a picture :(
But, his turned out awesome too!
The activity looked so fun, I decided to join in and paint a couple of cardboard pieces myself:
I really like how this last one turned out with each of our hand prints:
I sprayed the artwork with a matte finish product to help preserve them. I may hang them in the kid's rooms after the carnival :)
The colors didn't pop out as much as I would have liked them to, but we did the best with water paints. We may explore other types of paints in the near future.
We all had so much fun with our psychedelic fish project!
Tomorrow, we will set up the booth. I may have an update....if I remember ;)