Artist Andy Warhol used bright, bold colors in his work. Complete these free printable coloring pages with the look and feel of a Warhol work of art. Combine a repeating flower pattern and bright color to create fun pop art inspired by the famous artist! A Warhol art project is also a great way to explore mixed media art with kiddos of all ages. All you need are watercolors, a sheet of art paper, and oil pastels!
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MIXED MEDIA ART
Mixed media art involves mixing different creative mediums to create work that incorporates two or more art forms. Medium refers to the materials used to create the artwork. Examples of mixed media; add a sculpture to your painting, or draw on top of photography prints. Mixed media is all about breaking the boundaries between different art forms.
American artist, Andy Warhol used a variety of media such as ink, watercolor, silkscreen, and spray paint in his artwork. Try your hand at mixed media with these free Warhol inspired coloring pages below.
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What about mixing watercolor over markers, or acrylic paint and oil pastels. Mix and match to find new looks and designs! Suggested materials include watercolors, markers, crayons, oil pastels, acrylic paint, and pencils.
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POP ART FLOWERS
SUPPLIES:
- Flower coloring page
- Markers
- Watercolors
- Paintbrush
Don’t have these materials?
Have fun with oil pastels, crayons, or colored pencils too!
INSTRUCTIONS
STEP 1. Print out the free Warhol coloring page above.
STEP 2. Color the flower and the background different colors using the markers. Leave some blank.
STEP 3. Paint the remaining flowers and background with watercolor paint.
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