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Fall is the easiest season for a paint night because the colours are already limited. Orange, yellow, brown, and a deep green or blue are enough. You do not need a harvest scene with a barn, a fence, and a wagon.<\/p>\n

Autumn tree<\/h2>\n

Paint the sky first in a pale colour. The trunk is one vertical stroke, wider at the bottom. The leaves are dabs of orange and yellow, not individual leaves. A few dabs on the ground read as fallen leaves.<\/p>\n

One maple leaf<\/h2>\n

Draw the leaf lightly with a brush in brown, then fill it. The veins are a thinner line in a darker orange. This is the same project as the single-leaf theme, in fall colours.<\/p>\n

Pumpkin, kept simple<\/h2>\n

A pumpkin paint night has its own steps: one oval, vertical ribs, a short stem. Use it when the group wants the October picture. Use the tree when you want something calmer than Halloween.<\/p>\n

Host your own paint night at The Imagination Hive<\/a> in Milton, Ontario.<\/p>\n

More paint night ideas<\/h2>\n