| Hi John, Once the air starts warming up I get into the mode of bringing meals, reading, phone calls, and yes, art... ...outdoors. 🌿 If you have marbles, small bouncy balls, or smooth pebbles, you have to try this Rolling Rock Process Art Painting Activity. This style of art-making has a strong focus on spontaneity, play, and randomness. It's seriously fun for all ages, and you can do this with kids as young as two. I'll show you the 2-year old version, but consider adapting this for a fun scouts activity, church group, or your own art journaling. We're in that wild mix of spring that can be cold-hot-rainy-windy-sunny. If you're the same, hold on to today's idea for when the weather feels just right. Or, bravely try this indoors 😉 Time: 20+ minutes. 5 minutes for set-up, 10+ minutes for the activity, and 5 minutes for clean-up Check out the full post here: Rolling Rock Process Art Painting Spontaneous art fan, P.S. Whenever you're ready, here are 4 creative ways TinkerLab can inspire and support your creativity journey: Engage your creative child with art in TinkerLab Schoolhouse ($10/mo) Bring creativity to your classroom with Art Around the Year ($99) Explore your creative potential by downloading the May Sketchbook Challenge (free) Break through artist blocks with Art Prompt Cards that spark creativity and inspiration (free) | 