Jelly fish art project

Little Artists | Art Education Projects on Instagram: "THESE ARE SO COOL! We absolutely loved making them. The 3D Jellyfish is our project for next week, video tutorial set to hit our online classroom on Monday🪼🌈👩‍🎨 children will love collecting materials for the tentacles and using watercolours and inks to make the bell shaped heads. Become a member with us to get involved, link in bio #arteducationmatters"

Little Artists | Art Education Projects | Our project of the week ~ THE 3D JELLYFISH marks the 60TH VIDEO TUTORIAL now available in our online classroom 🙌🏻✨🪼🌈👩‍🎨 we’re approaching... | Instagram

Andrea Nelson on Instagram: "You can make art from anything! The auction for the @tennesseeaquarium is still going!#makersofinstagram #crafty #homeschoolart #recycledart #artfromtrash #jellyfish #aquarium @washedashoreart"

I saw this lesson on Pinterest and I've been waiting to do this project with a group -- and I FINALLY got the opportunity to with my art club! It took us two 50-minute periods before school to complete.... and I LOVE them! Day One: We start by wetting the backside of a paper bowl with water.. then use liquid watercolors to "tye-dye" the surface (wet-on-wet technique). Next each student colors (or "scribble-scrabbles) a coffee filter with washable markers (I only gave them primary colors)…

Little Artists | Art Education Projects on Instagram: "🪼👩‍🎨🌈✨ #sneakpeek #comingsoon #jellyfish"

So... I'm currently exploring the use of plastic bottles in my craft projects. And this is one of them: Plastic Bottle Jelly Fish. I really love how it turned out and my 3 year old daughter has already decided that for her 4th birthday, she wants to have a magical under the sea themed party with lots of these jellyfish hanging everywhere. Well... not sure what a 'magical' under the sea party is but I'm glad she finally made up her mind about the theme of her party.To make this plastic bottle…

I saw this lesson on Pinterest and I've been waiting to do this project with a group -- and I FINALLY got the opportunity to with my art club! It took us two 50-minute periods before school to complete.... and I LOVE them! Day One: We start by wetting the backside of a paper bowl with water.. then use liquid watercolors to "tye-dye" the surface (wet-on-wet technique). Next each student colors (or "scribble-scrabbles) a coffee filter with washable markers (I only gave them primary colors)…

The shimmering replicas of jellyfish may look fanciful but Vancouver Island University biology and art student Emily Rigney makes a serious statement with her sculpture created from shoreline trash. “I live near the Pacific Biological Station and spend a lot of time on the beach. There is so much garbage, it’s astounding,” says Rigney. Rigney, a fourth-year student at VIU, is