‘Painting’ with Plasticine

By Sharon Gale working with KS1 & KS2 students at the Art Cabin

In this resource, students create an A4 plasticine painting on mountboard, in a theme of their choice. The artwork is completed with a painted border using water based paints. This project took six, one hour sessions to complete but if you can’t allocate that amount of time, reduce the size of the mountboard to A5 or smaller.

'Painting' with Plasticine by Sharon Gale


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