Intuitive Mark Making 

Aww, was looking forward to seeing your pine needle brush in action. Maybe next time? Nice video. I’ll look for more.

Thanks for sharing these suggestions. The possibilities are nearly endless!

I am totally digging this idea! Thank you for sharing your creativity

I always hang on to every word you say. Thank you for sharing your incredible talent, it really helps. Ps. Your hair is awesome 🙌

This was interesting. I’ve seen potatoes and carrots used, with children and as alternates to rubber stamps. But this expands possibilities in my head.

That´s so cool! Loved the patterns of the flower!

Thanks Flora. Awesome ideas and a beautiful teacher

Thanks Flora Bowley Awsome ideas , very much enjoy your vidios .

What a lot of fun ! Thanks 😃

The corn pattern was my fav

Not just awesome patterns, but great snacks from the unpainted parts!

I've used potato prints on several of my canvases (I love doing those) and have printed from onions and leaves - but I love the corn print, I've never done that! You said the stick was a failure but for hard/raised things like that it works better if you put the paper over the top (to print the underside of paper) so you can use your fingers to press around the raised thing so the paper touches it/paint in more places.

Good innovation 👍

Amazing ideas 😊thank you

Great video! Love to play with food!!!

Love the corn and big mushroom ! Do you use chalk for marking?

Ty

i tried using a rotten avocado without the peel and it turns out i didn't even need paint! i framed it and hung it up on my wall it looks great! except it sure attracts a lot of flies! maybe i'll stick to paint next time! haha jk! ;) thanks for sharing the video!

Also I’m sure you know this if you just painted the article lightly with the brush she would get more details for the celery and things like that instead of big globs 🤔

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Hello.Why dont you cut the corn in half. I think it will be a nice mark!!!

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some of the "tools" you have makes really nice stamps, and I think the whole thing is absolutely creative. However, I guess you do not need a whole page of paper for each of the experiment. It doesn't only take trees to make paper, but a lot of water as well.... Maybe cut your paper smaller, or just stamp a few of them onto one piece.