The end result is beautiful, splotchy, watercolour-esque paintings, just like this one. At some point during the process, she’d say “This one is done!” and we’d pop it inside the house to dry and grab another sheet of paper to splatter. I have some of my latest oil paintings, visual art and fine art prints listed here. Grae loved watching the colours pop up off the page and land back down on the page in little dots. At this point, it was raining quite hard, so the splatter effect happened quickly. Once she had the food colouring exactly how she wanted it, we simply let the rain do its job. It is an original and 16x16 inches, with the skyline and. To get started, Gracen laid a piece of construction paper down on the baking sheet and fully enjoyed dropping splots of food colouring all over it. A Chicago painting of people with umbrellas called Rainy Day Bridge by artist Joe Smigielski. We brought along with us a baking sheet, some liquid food colouring (the neon kind), and some white construction paper to do an easy and fun art activity… Rain splatter painting! Paris Street Rainy Day (1877) was created during a pivotal time in the artists career. In addition, there are close- ups of other paintings and ink runs, caning from a Breuer chair. After a morning walk and a long play at the park before lunch, we decided to head back outside this afternoon. a chair sculpture a view from the studio on a rainy day. So instead of letting the past week of rain keep us indoors today, we decided to get out and enjoy it. While living in a city that gets as much rain as Vancouver does can be a little deflating some days, I know that we’ll miss it dearly once we’re back in the sandy desert.

Rainy day paintings