Absolutely everyone knows what soap bubbles are. Many kids enjoy cooking with their own hands and come up with different ways to blow multi-colored iridescent bubbles out of them, and then chase them indoors and outdoors. With a certain skill, various figures can be made from them, and also, however, this artistic direction is far from familiar to everyone.
In fact, the technique of painting with soap bubbles is extremely simple and accessible even for preschool children. This incredibly fun, interesting and exciting activity allows you to create bright and original drawings without spending much effort, which is why it is gaining more and more popularity among preschoolers and primary school children.
In this article, we bring to your attention a simple master class with which you will master drawing with soap bubbles and create an unusual picture with your own hands.
We draw with soap bubbles with children
The following step-by-step instruction will clearly show you how to draw soap bubbles on paper:
- Prepare the necessary materials. You will need soap bubbles, acrylic paint, liquid soap, as well as a small plastic bowl and a thin straw.
- Combine 1 part liquid soap, the same amount of paint and 2 parts distilled water. Mix the ingredients well, and then make many small bubbles with a straw.
- Attach a sheet of paper to the bubbles and press hard enough to leave a noticeable mark.
- Repeat all these steps with a different color of paint.
- Achieving the desired shape, depict such large flowers on a piece of paper:
- On another sheet of paper, draw green leaves of different shades.
- Cut them out and carefully glue them around the flowers for a pretty picture.
- With a thin black pen, draw veins on the leaves. Your drawing is ready!
- You can decorate the image in another way - just paint a few thin stems in watercolor.
- Decorate them with dots and draw leaves.
- Finish the drawing in the same way - draw thin streaks with a pen.
You have got bright and original flowers painted with soap bubbles. By connecting quite a bit of fantasy and imagination, you can come up with a wide variety of pictures and depict them on paper in such an unusual way.
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Each child, learning about the world around him, tries to reflect it in his activities: in the game, in stories, in drawing, in modeling, etc. Excellent opportunities in this regard are pictorial creative activity. The more diverse the conditions conducive to the formation of a creative environment, the brighter the artistic abilities of the child will manifest themselves.
Drawing with non-traditional techniques opens up wide scope for children's imagination, gives the child the opportunity to get carried away with creativity, develop imagination, show independence and initiative, and express their individuality.
Unconventional painting techniques are a wonderful way to create small masterpieces. It turns out that you can create a salty picture, and the palm can turn into a blue elephant. A gray blob can become a tree, and carrots and potatoes can surprise with unusual patterns.
For example, with younger preschool children, you can use:
Finger painting
- hand drawing
- thread printing
- printing from potatoes or carrots.
With children of middle preschool age, you can try:
Picture prints
- plasticine printing
- oil pastel + watercolor
- leaf prints
- hand drawings
- drawing with cotton swabs
- magic strings
- monotype.
And with children of older preschool age, you can master more complex techniques:
Bubble painting
- drawing with crumpled paper
- salt painting
- blotography
- plasticineography
- scratching
- frottage.
Each of these unconventional techniques is a little game for a child. The use of these techniques allows children to feel more relaxed, bolder, more spontaneous. These techniques develop the imagination, give complete freedom for self-expression.
DRAWING WITH FUNNY PRINTS
1. Plasticine stamps
It is very simple and convenient to make stamps from plasticine. It is enough to give a piece of plasticine the desired shape, decorate with patterns (lines, spots) and paint in the desired color. For staining, you can use a sponge moistened with paint, or a brush that can apply paint to the surface of the die. It is better to use thick paint.
Materials: 1. Plasticine 2. Pencil 3. Paint 4. Sponge 5. Brush 6. Paper 7. Water jar
2. Stamps from threads
To create "striped dies" you can use threads that are firmly wound around an object. With a thick layer of paint, the threads are dyed in the desired color. Then, using imagination, the "striped pattern" is applied to the surface to be decorated.
Materials: 1. Woolen thread 2. Base 3. Paint 4. Brush 5. Paper 6. Water jar
3. Pictures-prints
You can make prints using foam molds, which are convenient for creating a pattern with a pointed object, leaving depressions in this form. Then paint must be applied to the form. Immediately a sheet of paper is applied over the form, ironed. After a while, you need to carefully remove the sheet of paper. A beautiful pattern will appear on its back.
Materials: 1.Foam mold 2.Pencil 3.Paint 4.Brush 5.Paper 6.Water jar
4. Prints "leaves"
This technique is familiar to many. To print a sheet, you can use any paint. Apply paint to the veined side. Then the painted side of the sheet is applied to the paper, ironed. After a few seconds, gently lift the sheet. The imprint of the leaf will remain on the sheet of paper.
Materials: 1.Leaf 2.Paint 3.Brush 4.Paper 5.Water jar
5. Prints with potatoes, carrots, apples
Delicious vegetables and fruits also know how to draw. It is only necessary to give them the desired shape, choose the right color of paint, paint with a brush and make a beautiful print on the surface to be decorated.
Materials: 1.Vegetable/fruit 2.Paint 3.Brush 4.Paper 5.Water jar
HAND DRAWING
1. Draw with palms
It is very interesting and exciting to draw with colored palms. It is very pleasant and unusual to paint your pens with bright colors and leave your prints on a piece of paper. Hand painting is a fun game for little artists.
Materials: 1.Finger paints 2.Paper 3.Brush 4.Water jar
2. Draw with fingers
You can also draw with your fingers, leaving multi-colored prints on paper.
Materials: 1.Finger paints 2.Paper 3.Pencil/Felt pen 4.Water jar
DRAWING WITH SOAP BUBBLES
You can also draw with soap bubbles. To do this, add any soap solution and paint to a glass of water. Use a straw to slurp a lot of foam. Place paper over the bubbles. When the first patterns begin to appear, you can lift the paper. Bubble patterns are ready.
Materials: 1. Glass of water 2. Paint 3. Soap solution 4. Straw 5. Paper
DRAWING WITH SALT
Salt gives the pattern bizarre patterns. When depicting any landscape or bright background, you can use salt to give the background of the picture a beautiful texture. The background must be sprinkled with salt while the paint is still wet. When the paint dries, just shake off the remaining salt. Unusual light spots will remain in their place.
Materials: 1.Salt 2.Paint 3.Brush 4.Paper 5.Water jar
DRAWING WITH CRUMPLED PAPER
A crumpled napkin or piece of paper also allows you to get an interesting texture. There are two ways to draw with crumpled paper.
Method number 1. Liquid paint is applied to a sheet of paper. After a short period of time (while the sheet is still wet), a crumpled napkin is applied to the sheet. Absorbing moisture, the napkin leaves its characteristic mark on the surface of the paper.
Method number 2. First you need to crumple a sheet or napkin. Apply a coat of paint to this lump. The painted side can then be printed.
Texture sheets can then be successfully used to create collages.
Materials: 1. Napkin / Paper 2. Paint 3. Brush 4. Water jar
DRAWING WITH OIL PASTEL AND WATERCOLOR
Technique for drawing "magic" pictures using white oil pastels. Any “invisible” pattern is drawn on white paper with white pastel. But as soon as the brush and paint begin to decorate the white sheet, then .... children will feel like real wizards when magical pictures begin to appear under their brushes.
Materials: 1. Oil pastel white 2. Watercolor 3. Brush 4. Paper 5. Water jar
MONOTYPE
Monotype technique from Greek. "mono" - one and "typos" - imprint, imprint, touch, image.
It is a technique of drawing with a unique print. Only one print is obtained and it is impossible to create two absolutely identical works.
There are two types of monotype.
1. Monotype on glass
A layer of gouache paint is applied to a smooth surface (glass, plastic board, film). Then a drawing is created with a finger or a cotton swab. A sheet of paper is placed on top and pressed against the surface. The result is a mirror image.
Materials: 1.Smooth surface 2.Gouache 3.Brush 4.Paper 5.Water jar
2. Subject monotype
You need to fold a sheet of paper in half. Inside, on one half, draw something with paints. Then fold the sheet and iron it with your hand to get a symmetrical print.
Materials: 1.Paint 2.Brush 3.Paper 4.Water jar
BLOTGRAPHY
The non-traditional drawing technique "blotography" (blowing with a tube) is another magic of creative pursuits. Such an activity for children is very exciting, interesting and very useful. Just like blowing through a straw improves health: the strength of the lungs and the respiratory system of the child as a whole.
To create a magical picture, you need a large blot, which you need to blow, blow, blow ... until an intricate drawing appears on a piece of paper. When a strange drawing is ready, you can paint on details: leaves, if you get a tree; eyes, if it turned out a magical creature.
Materials: 1.Watercolor 2.Tube 3.Brush 4.Paper 5.Water jar
NITCOGRAPHY
Drawing techniques using the "magic thread". It is necessary to lower the threads into the paint so that they are well saturated with paint. Then they need to be put on paper so that the ends of the thread 5-10cm protrude from both sides of the sheet of paper. The threads are covered with another sheet of paper. The top sheet is held by hand. Threads are bred in different directions. The top sheet rises. An unusual picture is ready.
Materials: 1. Thread 2. Paint 3. Paper 4. Water jar
DRAWING WITH COTTON STICKS
In the visual arts, there is a stylistic direction in painting, which is called "Pointillism" (from the French point - point). It is based on the manner of writing with separate strokes of a dotted or rectangular shape.
The principle of this technique is simple: the child paints the picture with dots. To do this, dip a cotton swab into the paint and put dots on the drawing, the outline of which has already been drawn.
Materials: 1. Cotton swabs 2. Paint 3. Paper 4. Water jar
GRATTAGE "TsAP-TSARAP"
The word "grattage" comes from the French "gratter" (scrape, scratch).
To start working in this technique, you need to prepare cardboard. Cardboard must be covered with a thick layer of wax or multi-colored oil pastels. Then, with a wide brush or sponge, you need to apply a dark layer of paint to the surface of the cardboard. When the paint dries, the drawing is scratched with a sharp object (toothpick, knitting needle). Thin monochromatic or multi-colored strokes appear on a dark background.
Materials: 1. Cardboard 2. Oil pastel 3. Gouache 4. Toothpick/Knitting needle 5. Brush 6. Water jar
FROTTAGE
The name of this technique comes from the French word "frottage" (rubbing).
To draw in this technique, you will need a sheet of paper, which is located on a flat relief object. Then, on the surface of the paper, you need to start hatching with an unsharpened colored or simple pencil. The result is an impression imitating the main texture.
Materials: 1. Flat embossed object 2. Pencil 3. Paper
PLASTILINOGRAPHY
A technique that uses plasticine to create paintings depicting semi-volumetric objects on a horizontal surface. For the surface (base) thick paper, cardboard, wood are used. To decorate the image, you can use beads, beads, natural materials and more.
Materials: 1. Plasticine 2. Base 3. Beads/Beads 4. Stacks
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Soap bubbles are very beautiful, we know this from childhood. Many of us have thought about the question of whether it is possible to save a soap bubble. For example, what happens if you freeze it ?! Do you know that you can paint with soap bubbles?! We will tell you how to draw soap bubbles below.
Soap bubbles drawing
In order to draw a picture with soap bubbles, you first need to prepare a special colored solution. It is not difficult to make it at home. Add to any soapy-foaming solution, such as diluted baby shampoo, watercolor paint, or food coloring.
Take a straw and blow through it into the soapy water to create more bubbles.
Take watercolor paper and lean it on top of the bubbles. As a result, you will get random abstract multi-colored patterns. Let them dry.
Bubble paper can be used to make children's greeting cards for parents or friends, can be used as a backdrop for a children's birthday invitation, or for other uses. In this case, the main thing is fantasy!
There is nothing so light, fragile and extraordinarily attractive to children as bubble. They have been an integral symbol of childhood for many generations.
Remember how soapy water was shaken in metal tubes and competed to see who would have the largest bubble and last longer? But did you guess that you can use them not only as a game, but also in creativity, for example, drawing? Today we have prepared an unusual Master Class, which will help you take a fresh look at familiar properties soap bubbles.
We prepare materials: water, plates of different depths, but with a diameter no larger than an album sheet, detergent (“Fairy”), paints (gouache), several cocktail tubes and a couple of plastic knives (stacks).
The next step is to prepare the paint. In a plate, combine 1 tsp. water, 1 tsp fairies, 0.5 tsp paints. Use different colors, but we can advise you not to take yellow paint for work, and also not to use watercolor, since the properties of the paint are different from gouache.
The most crucial moment is blowing bubbles! If the child is still small, then it is better for adults to do this so that the baby does not inadvertently inhale the paint into himself. Try to inflate the bubbles so that the colored soap cap rises above the edge of the plate.
Now cover the plate with a piece of paper. Bursting bubbles will leave amazing traces on it. Let the leaf dry.
Various color combinations and will give you extraordinary backgrounds that we can use for further drawing or for decorating paper. From sheets decorated in this way, you can make original gift wrapping, for example.
Bubble prints, as unique as fingerprints, are great for spurring the imagination of both children and adults. How many figures can be seen in them: a cat, a bouquet, a house, and a tree. It remains only to show the silhouette or add your details - and the drawing is ready!
Such a task develops imagination, creativity. Rotate the sheet around the axis, perhaps from a different angle you will see completely different figures, you just need to take a closer look.
Did you know that you can paint with soap bubbles? Oh, this is the most stunning technique, it will please fans of soap bubbles very much, because now you can not only blow bubbles, but also make them colored and transfer them to paper!
We will need: Shampoo (not every shampoo is suitable for this venture), fairy, or liquid soap (one thing); paints - gouache is best; paper, a tube for blowing bubbles, a tube can be twisted from thick paper or a straw for a cocktail, a container for water.
I twisted the tube like this. The paper needs to be thick.
In such a container, I added 1 tsp. fairies.
Then I mixed the paints, scooped up the paint 2 times with a flat brush and mixed thoroughly, the more paint, the richer the color. I have acrylic paint in the photo, but it’s better not to take it, it turns out that soap bubbles are less brighter with acrylic paint, so take gouache! Oh yes! I took a smaller container and poured the already mixed soapy water into it. Now you can lower the tube into the mixture and blow. You will get soap bubbles!
Now everything is simple! You can brush off the foam on a sheet, but you must try not to get water, otherwise everything will spread and merge into a single puddle!
Do not place the container with the mixture on the sheet where you draw, otherwise the vessel will leave its imprint! In this form, we leave our bubbles to dry, you can’t burst, otherwise nothing will work!
You can do it differently too! Dip a tube into the mixture and blow to make soap bubbles, then take a sheet of paper and gently touch it to the bubbles, as if transferring them to the paper (like a decal). Amazing prints are obtained, they can be finished and made a picture, postcard, wrapping paper, etc.
