Citrus printing
You will need:
- Any kind of citrus (lemons, limes, clementines, oranges) The smaller the citrus the easier for little hands to hold.
- Non-toxic paint. Tempera works well.
- Paper
- Mix up some fun bright colors of the paint. Cut each piece of citrus in half. Lemons and limes work well.
- Take the half lemon and paint on some color with a paint brush. Place the lemon on the paper and press.
- You can use different colors and create a fun bright piece of artwork.
Our projects and classes encourage kids to explore their own questions, strengths, challenges, resources, and individuality though artistic self-expression and community.
About Julie Benjamine:
Julie believes a child's perspective and insight into the world bring clarity to what is most important to us and reveals our true humanity.
Julie has had a wealth of experience with children over the last 10 years. She was a core team member at "Stretch the Imagination" for 5 years and loved exploring with the kids through art, yoga, and collaboration.
Prior to working at Stretch, Julie taught preschool at Denver Community College, Bright Star Academy in Rhode Island, and at Headstart across New Mexico and Colorado.
She graduated from Mt. Holyoke College with a degree in Studio Art and has studied child development and communication extensively.
She has traveled to Reggio Emilia, Italy to study their renowned early child development philosophies and utilizes their values in her own practice.
Little Lane Studios
380 A Ivy street at Octavia
San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone: 415- 934-0900
E-mail: info@littlelanestudios.com
Website: www.littlelanestudios.com
