Turn over a new leaf with this simple print made using a couple of Resene Art Action art and poster paints.
Press and print leaf art - instruction sheet
Resene kids art with Mark Rayner - Project 95
Difficulty level: Easy
You will need: Leaves, Paintbrush, Piece of cardboard, Resene Art Action Quick Dry, Resene Art Action Light Green and Resene Art Action Cool Yellow
Top tip: Larger leaves work better than very small leaves and be careful not to use leaves that are sharp or spiky!
Here's another idea: This circle print was made with Resene Art Action Black and Resene Art Action Warm Red and the circles were created with a Resene Art Action paint lid.
Press and print leaf art
Another idea: A circle print
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