What techniques can you think of for children's ink painting?

Ink painting is a beautiful and mysterious painting art form, which is also very attractive to children. The following are the techniques I can think of for children's ink painting:

Collage method: make various patterns with scissors and different shapes of paper, and then put these collages on ink painting cloth to form a vivid and rich picture.

Point-line-surface method: let children draw points, lines and surfaces on the drawing board with a brush or a thick pen, and try to express their thoughts and feelings with different line thicknesses, directions, colors and levels.

Ink-breaking method: let children add some warm water to the ink, and through brushing, wiping and waving, they will show blurred and changing effects on the canvas, making the picture more mysterious and beautiful.

Creation method: Encourage children to exert their imagination and creativity, and give full play to the characteristics of ink painting, which can be abstract, exaggerated, distorted or even out of the box to create works with personal characteristics and style.

Splash method: Dip a brush or brush into the canvas, then buckle the end of the brush or brush with a rubber band and swing it out quickly and gently to form various splash points or ink segments. This is a very interesting ink painting technique, which can exercise the flexibility of children's hand movements.

The above are some techniques of children's ink painting that I think of. Through these methods, children's creativity and expressive ability can be developed, and children's sensitivity to art and their aesthetic and appreciation abilities can be exercised.