We really enjoyed creating with this art technique! I just love the unique look it gave our ocean silhouette paintings. Finish your painting by adding some blue watercolor to complete your ocean. Once you’ve finished rinsing off the tempera paint, let your paper dry.Ħ. Because the tempera paint is water soluble, it will rinse off in the water (leaving some color behind) while the waterproof india ink will remain in place.ĥ. Use your fingers to gently rub off the tempera paint. Once the ink is completely dry, it’s time to rinse off the tempera paint. (Be very careful using the ink as it will stain.) Let it dry completely.Ĥ. Paint your fish and seaweed using the ink. Id say Hero Hues India Ink Black and My Favorite Things Black Licorice Hybrid Ink both work for Copics and SU markers and watercolor pencils. (We made our tempera paint very thick by adding small amounts of water and mixing it into the powder until it was like a thick paste.)ģ. Use your tempera paint to paint around your fish and seaweed. Start by sketching a simple ocean scene on your paper using pencil. Tempera paint (We used powdered tempera paint.)ĭirections for Ink and Tempera Resist Ocean Scenesġ.This resist technique ended up being so fun, and I love how the finished pieces turned out! (This post contains affiliate links.) Materials for the Art Project Lotte Klaver is a young artist and illustrator from Amsterdam, working mainly in India ink at her studio in an old newspaper building. (I just love that she came up with the most random birthday theme!) So I thought it’d be fun to paint some ocean scenes using a material we’ve never tried before~ india ink! We’ve had fish on the brains since we’ve been busily planning Lucy’s upcoming fish themed birthday party. This resist art technique ended up being one of our favorites! Follow our Art for Kids Pinterest Board! For our latest art project for kids, we’re creating ocean scenes using india ink and tempera paints.
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