Spring Flower
(Warm and Cool Colors)
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Introduction Question. Discuss with a partner.
What are the 3 Primary Colors?
This project is called Spring Flower.
This project is called Spring Flower.
With this project, students will create a watercolor painting of a Spring Flower using Warm and Cool colors.
With this project, students will create a watercolor painting of a Spring Flower using Warm and Cool colors.
1-Day Project
1-Day Project
Continued exposure to the Primary Colors and exposure to the Secondary Colors.
Continued exposure to the Primary Colors and exposure to the Secondary Colors.
New Exposure to the Artist Color Wheel and Warm and Cool Colors.
New Exposure to the Artist Color Wheel and Warm and Cool Colors.
- Primary Colors - Red, Yellow, and Blue
- Secondary Colors - Green, Purple, and Orange
- Warm Colors - Red, Yellow, and Orange.
- Cool Colors - Green, Purple, and Blue
Materials to be used: 1 sheet of 9" x 12" paper, pencil, color crayons, watercolor paints, Spring Flower sheet.
Materials to be used: 1 sheet of 9" x 12" paper, pencil, color crayons, watercolor paints, Spring Flower sheet.
The Artist Color Wheel.
The Artist Color Wheel.
3 Primary Colors: Red, Yellow, and Blue
3 Secondary Colors: Green, Purple, and Orange
3 Warm Colors: Yellow, Red, and Orange
3 Cool Colors: Green, Purple, and Blue
Warm Colors thin of fire: Yellow, Red, and Orange.
Warm Colors thin of fire: Yellow, Red, and Orange.
Cool Colors think of outside: Blue for the sky or water, Green for grass, and Purple for flowers.
Cool Colors think of outside: Blue for the sky or water, Green for grass, and Purple for flowers.
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