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PRAC SESSION 1 - Colour Wheel
PRAC SESSION 1 - Colour Wheel
Lesson Breakdown:
Lesson Breakdown:
Collect sketchbooks, teacher does roll.
Introduction:
Introduction:
Look at a colour wheel- what colours can we see?
Look at a colour wheel- what colours can we see?
Demonstration:
Demonstration:
- How to mix secondary and tertiary colour from primary colours
- How to create your own colour wheel
- How to experiment with different brushes and why
Independent task:
Independent task:
Create a colour wheel
Create a colour wheel
- Step 1- Collect your primary colour paints on a plate
- Step 2- Start with your primary colours and create a triangle on your page. The secondary and tertiary will fill the gaps
- Step 3- Create a colour wheel showing primary, secondary & tertiary colours
- Step 4- label the colours created
PRAC SESSION 1 - Brush Exploration
PRAC SESSION 1 - Brush Exploration
LESSON BREAKDOWN:
LESSON BREAKDOWN:
Introduction: Collect sketchbooks, teacher does roll.
Demonstration: Teacher to demonstrate Acrylic paints to student.
Independent task:
Title your page "Brush Exploration"
Create a small section of Acrylic paints in your folio to practice techniques then fill an A3 piece of paper with multi-coloured acrylic paints. (Scroll down for examples image)
Clean up: Clean up tables and floor and wash brushes. Store your work to dry. Don't forget to name your sheet if its loose.
Brush Exploration in your sketchbook
Brush Exploration in your sketchbook
- Create a page of different brushstrokes
- Label your exploration describing the brush used
Colour theory help sheets
Colour theory help sheets
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