Part 4: Taxidermy Animal Trophy Heads | Art Lesson | Color with Paper Mache’ and Construction Paper

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of adding color to paper mache animal heads using construction paper. It begins with a review of building the form with paper mached newspaper, including adding and securing horns. Once the form is smooth and sturdy, the video explains how to apply construction paper for color, focusing on techniques for clean edges and color transitions. The tutorial concludes with instructions on cleanup and a preview of future content on detailed decorations.

What is the first step before adding color to a paper mache animal head?

• Applying a base coat of paint

• Finishing the form with paper mached newspaper

• Choosing the color of construction paper

• Attaching a name tag

How should newspaper strips be prepared for forming horns?

• Cut into squares

• Folded into triangles

• Torn into strips as wide as masking tape

• Rolled into tubes

What should be done with the straight edges of construction paper before applying color?

• Discard them immediately

• Glue them to the base

• Use them to create a border

• Set them aside in a pile

When applying color, how should the pieces of construction paper be placed?

• With gaps between them

• Randomly scattered

• Overlapping slightly

• In a straight line

What is the purpose of using straight edge pieces when changing colors?

• To add texture

• To create a gradual blend

• To form a crisp, clean line

• To cover mistakes

What should be done with wet or small scraps of construction paper during cleanup?

• Save them for future use

• Throw them away

• Use them to decorate the project

• Mix them with paste

What is the final step in the cleanup process?

• Organize the construction paper by color

• Wash the brushes

• Leave the scraps on the table

• Wipe down the table with a dry paper towel