A special part of our daily life, that we emphasize, is our involvement with the visual arts, we experiment with different materials and we come in contact with different forms of painting:
- Frotaz: Derived from the French verb frotter which means rub, and is done by placing a textured object under the paper and "rubbing" with the paint over the paper so that the textured object comes out like a painting on paper.
- Painting with sugar water and chalk: Dip the chalk in the sugar water and then paint on the paper.
- Painting with prints: With leaves, sponges, fruits and potatoes that become stamps.
- Patchwork: Painting on small papers (usually squares) of the same size and then gluing them together, next to each other, on large cardboard or paper.
-Pointing: We paint with small strokes, forming shapes and objects, on our paper without drawing lines.
- Blowpainting: Blow color with a straw on paper or cardboard.
- Painting with splashes: We put a lot of tempera on the brush and then we shake the brush with our index finger on the paper.