Watercolor crayons

We've tried watercolor pencils before a few times and they've never truly well for us, but I recently ordered some watercolor crayons to try and we are all thoroughly impressed. Daphne, Maia, her friend Marlise, and I all spent much of the afternoon drawing with them yesterday and then painting over the drawings with water to create the watercolor effect. They really work! And they are easy and fun to use. These watercolor crayons are by Faber-Castell. And I understand that there are…

Today I grabbed a white crayon from my daughter's school supplies to try a Watercolor Crayon Resist, and this could not be easier!

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Cassie Stephens on Instagram: "Hello!! If you don’t have “paint sticks” for the background, you could use any art supply: crayons, oil pastels, tempera paint, watercolor paint, you get the idea. When it comes to art, use what ya got so you can start creating as soon as possible! There are even recipes online for homemade puffy paint! Have fun.❤️"

Anna Koliadych on Instagram: "Quick and fun poppies painting: watercolor with wax crayons, using the resist watercolor technique. Give it a try! 🥰❤️ #watercolor #watercolortutorial #crafts #diy #watercolorillustration #watercolorinspiration #artprocess"

Lacey Walker on Instagram: "Most watercolors won't transfer over to the opposite side page, and the same goes for many other art supplies once dry. But what about with those watercolor crayons since they're made to be smudgy? #watercolorrocks #artsupplies #watercolorcrayons #artquestions #rebelunicorncrafts"

Kids and adults alike will love these quick and easy leaf rubbings using a classic technique called crayon and watercolor resist.

Create art with a white crayon and water color paints. We'll show you how in this crayon resist art project.