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Decoupaged Stool and Romero Britto Inspired Hearts Canvas

My students and I recently made two colorful artworks for our school fundraiser.

We painted a stool with acrylic paints. I had kids from grades K-3 come up two or three at a time to take turns painting the sections. After the base layer was dry, we used magazine cutout words to decoupage the stool. Black sharpies were also used to outline and accent the edges. Students in grades K-3 helped with this project and I had some older kids do some touch ups.

Decoupaged Stool

Students in grade 3-5 created this “Happy Hearts” picture for our fundraiser. It was inspired by the artwork of Romero Britto and his heart pictures.

If you would like to have an easy way to make a decoupaged object or magazine words to use in art projects or art journaling, I have created several packages of magazine cut-outs.

Leave me a comment if you like this post or would like to share an artwork you’ve made for an auction!

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About Marcia Beckett

Marcia is an elementary art teacher and loves painting, drawing, sculpture, art journaling and clay. Her blog, Art is Basic, features many exciting art projects for kids.

24 Responses to Decoupaged Stool and Romero Britto Inspired Hearts Canvas

  1. Cindy says:

    I love both auction projects! How did you do the canvas project with your students?

    • First the hearts were sketched. Then, the sections for patterns were added. Then the kids painted in the different sections with solid colors. Different kids came and painted the patterns on top. Finally, black thick lines were painted on top of the original lines. Thanks so much!

  2. Laura says:

    I love the heart with wings!

  3. Kim Hyman says:

    Love your Britto projects. What type of paint did you use?

  4. Laura says:

    I love the stool as well as the Britto designs. Do you have a suggestion for how much acrylic paint to buy for two chairs and two 11 x 14 canvases?

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