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Objective: To have the children draw a picture and then use different textures in a crayon rubbing.
Objective: To have the children draw a picture and then use different textures in a crayon rubbing.
Vocabulary:
Vocabulary:
rubbing - An impression made by rubbing on paper laid a design with crayon, pencil, chalk, or other media.
visual (implied) texture - The way a flat picture or artwork looks, as if you could feel it.
Armadillo by John James Audubon
Textures We Can See
Textures We Can See
Tell what you see. How might these things feel?
Visual texture is how a thing looks as if it feels. What visual textures did the artist make?
Recommended Reading
Recommended Reading
Is It Rough? Is It Smooth? Is It Shiny? by Tana Hoban - Greenwillow, 1984. Not in stock.
Studio Time: Crayon Rubbing
Studio Time: Crayon Rubbing
Materials:
Materials:
Drawing Paper, Crayons, Texture Plates, Textured Objects (natural objects, sand paper, paper clips, coins, etc...)
Plan
Plan
Find things with different textures.
Check list:
- Create a drawing.
- Create texture rubbings on your drawing.
Create
Create
Place a drawing on top of the things
2. Rub the sides of crayons on top of the paper.
Challenge: Abstract Rubbing
Challenge: Abstract Rubbing
Create a rubbing that includes a texture by itself, a texture on another texture, and a texture around a texture that also creates a pattern.
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