Five AquaTerra volunteers set up a fingerpainting station at Amader Pradakhep this September, letting 25 kids get properly, joyfully messy with colour. Handprints turned into flowers, animals, and abstract splashes of whatever came to mind.
Tiny Prints worked precisely because it had no rules, just paint, paper, and small hands eager to experiment. The volunteers spent the afternoon topping up colours and admiring finished pieces, leaving Amader Pradakhep a little more colourful than they found it.