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use the crayons to create these trees in your sketchbook

project: fall trees 

double load painting and analogous colors


Australian Artist, Anna Blatman has been a professional artist since 1993. She loves to paint flowers, landscapes, birds and trees and many of her paintings are hung on walls around the world. Her simple shapes and bold colors trigger happy emotions and feelings of life. 



What colors would  you use to  make these trees for the fall?

watercolor  monsters

a layered approach to watercolors

opaque



transparent



ASTER

DAHLIA

CHRYSANTHEMUM

ZINNIA

blue-ish background

leaves

flowers




PROJECT: a giant dot of fruit

WATERCOLOR TECHNIQUES FOR EACH FRUIT

PAPER PREP

GATHER FRUITS 

DRAW THEN PAINT

TEACHER DIRECTED - WATERCOLORS





PROJECT: paper weaving

THE MIGHTY OIL PASTEL

The strips do not need to be even. Variation in thickness actually makes the final weaving more interesting. 

Using a black oil pastel, outline the edges of each strip. 

warp

  • Choose one color group and begin laying the strips vertically on the black background.

  •  Adjust spacing using an extra strip horizontally as a guide

  • Once happy with the composition, glue only the bottom ends of the vertical strips


weft

  • Take your second color group and arrange the strips horizontally in the color order you like. 

  • start at the bottom

  • Weave over, under, over, under through the vertical strips

  • For the next strip, start the opposite way (under, over)

  • Continue alternating as you move up the page




weaving

  • Carefully glue down the ends of all strips - you can leave the middle glue free!

  • Press gently and allow time to dry


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MAKE A LINE PAGE IN YOUR STUDIO NOTEBOOK

CAN YOU THINK OF ANY OTHERS TO ADD?



WARM AND COOL

PRIMARY/SECONDARY

ANALOGOUS

TERTIARY

Marvin Marker

PaTTy Paintbrush

Kwik Family

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