Abstract Flower
(NOT realistic)
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Introduction Question. Discuss with a partner.
What does Abstract mean?
Realistic
Abstract
This project is called the Abstract Flower.
This project is called the Abstract Flower.
With this project, students will create a project of a flower with Crayola Markers and then add water to turn the colors into Watercolors and give the appearance that the colors are being washed away from the flower.
With this project, students will create a project of a flower with Crayola Markers and then add water to turn the colors into Watercolors and give the appearance that the colors are being washed away from the flower.
This is a 2-day Project.
This is a 2-day Project.
New Exposure to Abstract (not realistic).
New Exposure to Abstract (not realistic).
- Abstract - Not realistic
Materials to be used: 1 sheet of 12" x 18" paper, pencil, color crayola markers, black sharpie markers, circle tracer tools, cups, water, large brushes.
Materials to be used: 1 sheet of 12" x 18" paper, pencil, color crayola markers, black sharpie markers, circle tracer tools, cups, water, large brushes.
- Day 1 goal
Day 1 Goals: First draw the flowers and then trace with Sharpie markers.
Next, Color with Crayola markers. NOTE: DO NOT color the sky areas.
Day 2 Goals: First, finish coloring. Next, get our smocks and cups of water with brushes. NO PAINT.
Then, use the water and paint brush to make the Crayola marker wet. Hold up the artwork and let the Crayola marker turn into watercolors and run down the paper.
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