Noris junior - Multicoloured watercolours
Hey kids! Noris junior coloured pencils can transform a blank sheet of paper into a unique masterpiece. First you colour with them – and then you paint over them with water. It’s a technique that’s not only child’s play to achieve, but also enormous fun!
To begin, fix a sheet of watercolour paper to the table, sticking the edges down with masking tape. Then get an adult to help you cut strips of tape of different lengths. Stick these diagonally over the watercolour paper to create separate areas. Go over each strip with your fingers, pressing it firmly onto the paper, so that no colours will get under it when you start to paint.
Now colour in the areas on the paper completely using Noris junior coloured pencils. It will create an especially pretty colour gradient if you put different colours next to each other.
Wet your paintbrush and paint over all the coloured surfaces with water. The colours will blend into each other and spread over the whole paper.
Now you just have to find the ideal place to hand your colourful masterpiece. It’ll look really good in a picture frame.
Additionally required: watercolour paper, masking tape or sticky tape for delicate surfaces (e.g. tesa® Precision Masking Tape Sensitive), water glass, picture frame or similar for hanging pictures as appropriate
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