Alzheimer's & Dementia Aqua Water Painting Art Activity Garden Wonders Pictures

Description

Garden Wonders
Bestselling Aquapaints
The true magic of Relish Aquapaints is that people in the later stages of dementia are able to express themselves creatively whilst feeling a sense of joy and accomplishment. Each soothing stroke of the brush, with just a dash of water, reveals a beautiful image below.
Garden Wonders
With five carefully chosen designs including: a blue bird, a rose bush, hedgehog, lawn mower and fresh vegetables, this Aquapaint™ product aims to prompt conversation about days spent in the garden.
Spending time in nature can enhance mental wellbeing and relaxation for people with dementia, whilst helping them keep a level of independence. Best of all, when the water dries, the canvas will fade back to white ready to paint again!
Key product details:
5 x art sheets
Reusable - laminate backing, card material
No paints needed, just water
Should last a year with daily use and care, more if used properly
Designed to improve dexterity
Age-appropriate images aim to inspire conversations
*please note, paintbrush is not included in the set
Care instructions:
If properly cared for, your art sheets can last many years. Please be careful not to scratch the surface, we recommend brushes sans metal grip for this reason. Please do not use chemical agents to clean art sheets as these may damage the images.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the image stay present?
The image will stay present for approximately 10-15 minutes. This time may vary depending on the amount of water applied and the room temperature.
How many images come in each pack?
There are five art sheets in each pack. For more variety take a look at the Aquapaints pack which includes 5 x packs of 5 art sheets!
What brush would you recommend to use with Aquapaints?
Any standard thick brush is okay to use. A sponge brush could also be used.
How do I clean the sheets?
We recommend cleaning with just water and a clean cloth.
How do I paint the picture?
Using just a paintbrush and some water - we recommend using a low dish with a little water to help make this easier to dip the brush into and minimise any mess if accidentally spilt over.