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| Use Berol Ready Mixed paint to create pictures in the style of an Impressionist artist like Seurat. Seurat used a technique called Pointillism to create pictures using millions of tiny dots placed closely together. |
| First draw a picture lightly with pencil. Use a cotton bud dipped into paint to create your dots of colour and fill in each area leaving a tiny gap between the dots. If you put dots of two different colours close together they look like they have mixed to create a third colour. This is called optical colour mixing - the colours are really separate but they appear to be mixed together. |
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| The paint offer the high quality opaque water based Ready Mix in 10 colours. Ideal for portraits as they allow the children to select skin, eye and hair colour to match their own |
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