Crayon Resist for Students with autism By Kelly Jean Sullivan

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Watercolor Resist with Crayons and Oil Pastels. This is the technique that we use the most often, because it's the easiest, quickest, and most adaptable. Simply draw on paper with crayons or oil pastels, and then paint over with watercolors and watch as the paint resists the wax

What is the first step in crayon resist?

4 Simple Steps to Crayon Resist Art

1. Tape it Down. Tape the paper down onto a piece of cardboard or work surface. ...
2. Draw. Take your oil pastel or crayon and draw, scribble circles, draw lines and let out some energy onto the paper. ...
3. Paint. ...
4. Dry. ...
5. Admire and talk about your creations