By Spramani Elaun
Excerpts from my new book Kids Painting©
Kids Painting | Glass Droppers & Mixing Primary Colors
Paint Droppers
Using glass droppers is very exciting for kids.
This turns painting into fun science color lab studying.
I use droppers when I want kids to observe color changes and mixtures closely.
All kids have to do is squeeze paints into other colors and see the colors change.
Kids can use a paintbrush to mix up their drops into different hue values.
Droppers can be used to teach most color theory lessons, which I find is a nice break from using only a paintbrush.
This works great when kids feel color theory ideas are difficult to understand.
Once I show them how to drop colors into other colors, they get more relaxed about learning color theory.
Most of my students get carried away and can spend a good amount of time using these fun paint droppers.
Paint droppers have a mad science feel about them!
These droppers are very thick and I have never had any accidents with them. They are very easy and comfortable for kids to use.
Droppers work best on thick watercolor paper.
If you would like to learn more about paint droppers and which paint works best, visit www.EcoKidsArt.com.
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