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This document provides instructions for making color chip art using paint color samples. It recommends starting with a sketch and plan, and then techniques like gluing multiple color chips together to make larger sections or cutting out shapes to overlay colors and create 3D effects. With layering and gluing, the final product will be a new piece of color chip artwork. Additional ideas include drawing or painting on the chips, or cutting them into 3D objects.
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Paint Chip Art
- 1. How to Make Color Chip Art
- 2. Materials Gather various different color chips from a paint store
- 3. Start by.... Making a sketch of the final piece and create a plan.
- 4. Techniques To create a larger piece of one color set, glue two or more pieces together. Make sure to glue the correct side together. Glue both sides and press firmly.
- 5. Techniques You can create a 3d effect by cutting out shapes and overlaying it another color set. Here I used a thumbtack to make stars and used yellow behind the blue.
- 6. Techinques Cut out shapes and layer them to create an image.
- 7. Final Product When you layer and glue everything together, you’ll have a new Color Chip Artwork!
- 8. Other Ideas You can draw or paint right over the paint chip cards
- 9. Other Ideas You can also cut out shapes and make 3-d objects.
- 10. Possible Concepts Basic motor skills - gluing and cutting Use of atmospheric perspective Layering and three dimensional work Recycling materials Use of color, line, and shape
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