This collage art was completely led by my four year old. He created whatever he wanted to!
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The process art challenge this week is COLLAGE. We’ve made many collages over the last few years, but usually they have a theme, goal, or specific material. To make this a true process art activity, I taped a piece of card to the table, provided white craft glue and a glue stick, and a HUGE amount of options for my son to add!
- Feathers
- Small pieces of tissue paper
- Sequins (I used the Spangle Mix sent to us by craftprojectideas.com)
- Small pieces of construction paper
- Straws (I used a mixture of regular plastic straws and some gorgeous paper ones from Aardvark)
- Googly eyes
- Short lengths of yarn
- Stickers (I used some of our crazy creatures foam stickers, also from craftprojectideas.com)
He immediately applied a lot of glue and then went for googly eyes.
He decided to make a face which is a huge change for him – his artwork to date has been about 90% random. Next he added sequins for hair. At this point he decided it would be a picture of me!
He added ears using yarn…
And a tissue paper nose, and a smile made from straws.
Finished! I didn’t have to help or prompt him at all! And the likeness to me is uncanny. 😉
I left everything out and later that day (although wearing a different shirt!) he decided to make another collage. I love how he added googly eyes to the stickers!
This turned into a wildlife scene, and he added green foliage decorations after placing the stickers.
The Process Art Challenge is hosted by Stir The Wonder. If you’d like some more fantastic inspiration about collage process art, check out these other great posts in the series:
- Shiny Materials Process Art Collage from School Time Snippets
- Leaf Collages from Powerful Mothering
- Process Art Sticker Collage from Stir the Wonder
I LOVE how you set this up and how creative F is with these materials!
I love seeing how creative kids get when you just set out the materials and let them at it!
What a fun creation! Love all the materials, so many textures and colors!