Observation Drawing
(Still-Life)
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Introduction Questions. Discuss with a partner.
What does Observe (Observation) mean?
What is a Still-Life picture?
This project will be an Observation Drawing of a Still-Life. Students will create a realistic picture of a still-life.
This project will be an Observation Drawing of a Still-Life. Students will create a realistic picture of a still-life.
This is considered to be a 3 art class, or 3 week project.
This is considered to be a 3 art class, or 3 week project.
- Observation- To look at something carefully.
- Realistic- Looks real.
Materials to be used: Pencil, paper, markers or watercolors, crayons or color pencils.
Materials to be used: Pencil, paper, markers or watercolors, crayons or color pencils.
At the end of the project, please take a moment to complete the short Participation form at the bottom of the page.
At the end of the project, please take a moment to complete the short Participation form at the bottom of the page.
Still-Life Pictures, Drawings, and Paintings.
Still-Life Pictures, Drawings, and Paintings.
Realistic
Realistic
Still-Life Pictures, Drawings, and Paintings.
Still-Life Pictures, Drawings, and Paintings.
Abstract
Abstract
Observation Drawing of a Still-LIfe (draw what you see).
Observation Drawing of a Still-LIfe (draw what you see).
1. Draw what you see the best you can.
1. Draw what you see the best you can.
2. Color what you see the best you can.
2. Color what you see the best you can.
3. Finish coloring what you see neatly and completely.
3. Finish coloring what you see neatly and completely.
Student Examples.
Student Examples.
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