Artist Palette with Six Empty Paint Spots and a Brush

A big rounded artist's palette fills most of the page, with a paintbrush resting against its lower right edge. The palette has six empty paint spots: four wavy, bean-shaped blobs along the top and left, one smooth oval near the bottom left, and one perfect circle on the right side. The brush has a long tapered handle, a band where the metal ferrule sits, and bristles that come to a pointed tip with a few small lines for texture. Since each paint spot is a separate shape, this is a fun one for color mixing. Have kids fill the spots with red, yellow, and blue first, then use the leftover spots for green, orange, and purple. It's a good printable for an art class warm-up on the first week back at school.