Tape Resist Painting
(K-5th | 45 min)
Tape Resist painting is a great Process Art project that requires only a few supplies. Artists can use paper or fabric for the base and tempera or acrylic for their paint. The key to this project is using a tape that peels off easily. Painter’s tape or washi tape is recommended. After the paint is dry, artists peel up the tape for a big reveal of the crisp white lines of the tape design against an explosion of color.
Each lesson comes with a step-by-step art video tutorial and downloadable lesson plan designed to make teaching easy and learning fun.
You get:
- A guided video to learn from and reteach or play directly for your artists
- A printable PDF with learning objectives, vocabulary, “I Can” statements, shoppable supply lists, teaching tips, and step-by-step process.
- National Art Standards alignment and fun facts to enrich every project
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