Draw & Color Tie Dye Squishmallows: Learn How to Paint With Markers and Water

Students will learn and practice basic drawing skills by follow the teacher step by step or they can add their own creative details. After we have completed sketching in pencil and outlining with sharpie, students will learn a fun trick to make their markers look like Tie Dye! . Students are encouraged to bring their favorite Squishmallow or tie dye items to class and they will be given a chance to talk about it if they would like. Students will also learn about tie dye and if they would like they can talk about their own experiences with tie dye.  


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- These are WYSIWIG art classes: What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get! All thumbnails, promotional materials, class resources, and in-class drawings are original art produced by Marie (the teacher). Students are often offered a variety of reference images and resources from popular art styles to choose so they can draw in their preferred style, but special focus is paid to developing student's original art skills and not simply copying another artist. All images, drawings or other art resources are never taken from other artists to use as promotional materials.