finger painting

"You remember the finger painting on the floor at the gallery?"

Inside the purse, he saw, was some kind of finger painting.

The rest was a finger painting in fluorescent green and blue.

"Probably an agent or two helping with the finger painting."

Kindergarten was for finger painting and learning to follow directions.

For most, those priorities included finger painting and nap time.

One hundred games to go, 100 more chances for a masterpiece, or a finger painting.

He describes a typical session with one of the student teachers where there was even finger painting.

Shaw developed the techniques and materials required for finger painting.

But for later bronze works and oil finger paintings his art is all constructed from found objects.

This couple treated it more like a finger painting.

Little Andrew wasn't actually finger painting; he had a brush.

And the team's 37-31 overtime victory over Buffalo was not a pretty picture, more like finger painting.

He and his wife made a list of all the fun things Tim would do such as finger painting, singing songs, making new friends.

The artwork has a childlike quality that calls to mind children's own finger painting.

They supported finger painting, folk dancing, street concerts as against high art.

This is more like finger painting: a basic hands-on smearing.

"Your brother has a new finger painting, and I made apple crumb cake."

An exhibition of finger painting art took place in Manhattan in 1933.

She was invited to lecture about finger painting and organize exhibitions.

The walls where my literary art finds once hung were soon covered with finger paintings.

Shaw is credited with developing the art of finger painting and later introducing it into the American education system.

Her work has the rich playfulness of finger painting, no matter what techniques she tries out.

The sun slipped below the horizon, finger painting the sky with intense colors.

Ads feature small children, finger paintings and a bunny.