Who hasn’t fallen for the charm of the smiley face Emoji?

With smiley emojis in more forms than I’ve ever imagined, of course, it was only natural for the idea for Egg Emoji to show up in my Kid’s Art Studio last week. My student, Kirra, made emoji eggs for all of here nearest and dearest. They put a smile on my face and hope they’ll do the same for you.

Do you make Easter Eggs every year?I just have to and decided to kick off a new season in my kid’s Art Studio with this simple project. The kids had strong and immediate ideas and today, I want to share Emoji Eggs. What could be more current althoughI would love if it there were asmiley face “bunny” emoji. So, if you’re looking for a simple alternative egg project to make with your kids, I hope you find inspiration.

Materials:

• Eggs (In Sweden, we have papier mache eggs available but, you can use any egg)
• Yellow, Black, Light Blue and Red Paint
• Markers, if you prefer these for drawing details

Start byresearching the Emoji’s you would like to use.

• Kirra researched the emoji she wanted to use on her phone.
• The next step was to make a quick pencil mock up sketch for placing proportions on the eggs.
• I wanted to make this as easy for you as possible. I gathered 6 Emoji thatKirra used in this printout:HEREwith several smiling faces and kisses. You can printthisreference out for a group or just look at them in your screen while prepping.
• Reference with6 EMOJI EGG patterns, click here.

• Paint the base later in yellow.
• Let dry.

• Return and paint details.
• I mentioned markers because some find these easier to control. Kirraused black marker for fine details but otherwise used paint.
  

These are a super, simple, modern eggs to make in a snap. Sending you “Smiley and Kiss-y Faces!”

If you you use this tutorial, I love to see what you do. I share

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