Creative ceramic frog painting ideas

Make sure your green-fingered projects are frogging awesome with these delightful designs!Straight from the lily-pad to your window sill, these funky frogs are sure to give crafty nature lovers a thrill. Each ceramic pot is left blank for your design so you can let your artistic streak run wild and see what you can come up with! Patterns? Colour blocking? Traditional shades? Anything goes, just follow the pre-engraved lines with your porcelain paints. Bake according to the instructions to seal the design, then you just have to decide what to put inside…Colour, design, paint and plant!

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Painting Class for Kids: Watercolour Frogs

Gloworm Studios 4.9 (422)

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9 to 12 years &nbsp &nbsp 2 hours 1 to 15

label $43 (or 4 payments of $10.75 via – Afterpay)

What you’ll do

Come along this school holidays and learn how to draw one of the cutest amphibians, the frog! Using a mixture of sketching and watercolour techniques you’ll be guided through drawing and painting a realistic frog in its natural habitat.

In this beginner friendly class we’ll guide you step by step how to proportionately draw, shade and colour these fascinating creatures!

This workshop is taught by practising artists in a warm and nurturing studio environment. At Gloworm Studios we treat each student as the young artist that they are and respect each child’s unique creative expression. We value the enjoyment of the creative process above all else.

All kids will leave this class with their very own realistic frog artworks and all the skills to continue this creative hobby at home.

• Please help us maintain a safe and comfortable space by complying with any hygiene and social distancing requests by staff.
• Parents are asked to drop children off at the door and pick them up at the door to limit numbers inside at any one time.
• All adults must wear a mask and sign in upon entry to our studio.
• In case of illness, please do not send your child if they are presenting any signs of cold, flu or any other illness. If you or your child has any of the following symptoms please do not come to class: fever, sore throat, loss of sense of smell, chills or runny nose. If a child presents to class visibly unwell we have the right to call their parent/guardian and ask for them to be picked up.
• Our studio is a cosy one, therefore, our classes are all drop off only.
• Children in year three and above wear a mask while in the studio.

Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly and suitable for all skill levels.
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What you’ll get

• A chance to build creative confidence and express yourself in a warm and nurturing studio environment.
• Learn a variety of artistic techniques that can be applied to future artworks created at home or at school.
• An exciting and engaging art lesson designed and taught by practising artists.
• Use of professional art materials.
• Your very own unique artwork to take home!

What to bring
A drink bottle and a nut-free snack.
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Suitable for

Suitable for kids from 9 to 12 years old.

Adult accompaniment is not required.

Location

Gloworm Studios – 11 Railway Pl, Fairfield VIC

Your teacher

4.9 (422)

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Contact

Gloworm Studios is a unique art school located in the heart of Fairfield. It was opened in 2016 by artist Marianna Marx. Our programs specialise in painting, drawing and illustration for children and adults. Gloworm Studios is a warm and nurturing environment where artists both young and young at heart are invited to immerse themselves in their creativity and imagination.

We offer a range of classes including before and after school classes for kids, school holidays programs, life drawings, drawing and painting workshops and courses for adults, corporate workshops and workshops led by local artists and designers.

More about this class

This teacher has 422 reviews for their other experiences – which you can see here.

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Stone Painting: Frog Lily Pad

Although I have decorated stones/pebbles with mosaics, I have only painted them as a fun activity with the grandkids on a rainy day so I was delighted when my sister gave me a pebble painting book and paint pens for my birthday in December. Who knew there were such things as paint pens?

When the grandkids painted stones we used acrylic paint from tubes applied with brushes and lots of newspaper to cover the table plus aprons to protect their clothes.

After studying the book for several hours over a glass of wine or three (it was my Birthday) I selected the design as per the pebbles I already had in my garden

. Tips from a novice:

• Choose smooth stones as it is nigh on impossible to paint fine detail over imperfections.
• Do not use stones with mixed rock elements unless they will form part of the design. Unlike mosaic substrates, paint is not so forgiving

You can see the white lines grinning through the leaves.

I marked out the desing outline using pencil. Fortunately the raised line on the frog rock was in exactly the right place.!

I coloured the design using a combination of acrylic paint and paint pens. Then outlined in black using a fine nib Bic marker pen. Note to self: Order fine line permanent markers.

I then sealed the design with clear UV varnish so the rock can be displayed anywhere in the garden. I only noticed the varnish was gloss once it had dried. Note to self: Buy matt or silk finish varnish next time I visit a D.I.Y store.

I love the idea of the more interactive design.

The small ladybird is now in France with our grandkids as they have also started stone painting.

That’s it. My next stone project is another mosaic sunflower.