Black construction paper art

Here is a flashlight craft using black and yellow construction paper and a paper fastener.

Bubbles ⭐️ These were made with Prismacolor Watercolor pencils and regular black paper (not construction paper).Tutorial will come soon 🌙

Quick spring project. Bleeding tissue paper @2art.chambers and black construction paper. #adaptiveart

Hello! Welcome back to Project Penguin! Trevor again. Today we are making midnight snow scenes. Materials: black construction paper, white crayon Today's project is super easy. All you need to do is draw on the black paper with the white crayon! You could draw a Christmas tree, a full moon, a snowman, a North Pole sign, presents, a cabin, a sleigh or reindeer. Those are the things that we made, but you can make whatever you want. My art is at the top. This is my mom's: Now it's your turn…

This fall leaf chalk art is so pretty and it's so simple to make! Use chalk pastels, or even regular chalk, and our leaf templates (more on that below!) to make this fun and beautiful artwork that kids of all ages will be proud to display! Chalk Pastel Art for Kids We used fall colours to make our fall leaf art - red, orange, yellow and a touch of green. The leaves really pop and look like they're glowing on the black paper! And the technique is SO EASY! This is a great activity to learn…

Bouncing construction paper spiders that use up some of your black construction paper. These are fun Halloween crafts for kids.

Who is ready to make some Halloween torn paper art? We have some wonderful collage art ideas to share with you to get you inspired for a fun filled Halloween creative crafting session. *this post

Halloween Pastel Project: This is a Halloween Project we did in Art Class to prepare for Halloween. Materials: White Construction Paper Any 2 watercolors (Not Black or yellow) Paint Brush Water Yellow Pastel Black Pastel Pencil IMAGINATION

Easy Halloween Construction Paper Tree Kids Craft Activity 🎃 Looking for a fun and spooky Halloween craft to do with kids? Try making a not so scary...