Media & Techniques

An Easier Way to Batik in the Classroom

| November 25, 2016

Do you love the look of batik but hate the hassle? Then this method might be for you! Watch the video to find out how to get a similar look and feel using India ink and liquid watercolors. Your students will love the results.

If you’re looking for an elementary version of batik, check out this video from our archives.

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Luke Nielsen

Luke Nielsen, a high school art educator, is a former AOEU contributor.

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