We also talked about how colors can call up feelings or imagery that are different for each person. Students incorporated this concept into their finished pieces as well.
Monday, February 4, 2013
Monochromatic Paintings
A new experiment we tried out for working with monochromatic colors and watercolor paints:
We also talked about how colors can call up feelings or imagery that are different for each person. Students incorporated this concept into their finished pieces as well.
We also talked about how colors can call up feelings or imagery that are different for each person. Students incorporated this concept into their finished pieces as well.
Monday, January 28, 2013
The Portrait Project
A few gems from our recent portrait project:
Tempera Paint (Inspired by Chuck Close):
Masked drawing painted with tempera paint:
Painter's Tape:
Torn paper collage:
Written Word Portrait:
Pipe Cleaners:
Tempera Paint (Inspired by Chuck Close):
Masked drawing painted with tempera paint:
Painter's Tape:
Torn paper collage:
Written Word Portrait:
Pipe Cleaners:
Labels:
Collage,
Mixed Media,
Paint,
Portraits,
The Portrait Project
Monday, January 21, 2013
One-Point Perspective
Monday, January 14, 2013
Color theory paintings
Here are some of our most recent color theory paintings:
For this project we focused on color theory, including primary, secondary, tertiary/intermediate, complementary, warm/cool, and monochromatic color schemes. We also talked about symmetry and observational drawing.
For this project we focused on color theory, including primary, secondary, tertiary/intermediate, complementary, warm/cool, and monochromatic color schemes. We also talked about symmetry and observational drawing.
Labels:
Color Theory,
Observational Drawing,
Symmetry,
Watercolor
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Pop Art Portraits
We're just finishing up some portraits inspired by Roy Lichtenstein. Here are a few that have been finished so far:
We focused on primary colors, pattern, facial proportion, and of course the work of Roy Lichtenstein. Plus the students got to inject a fun dose of their sparkling personalities!
We focused on primary colors, pattern, facial proportion, and of course the work of Roy Lichtenstein. Plus the students got to inject a fun dose of their sparkling personalities!
Thursday, October 4, 2012
The Portrait Project: Helpful Handouts
The Portrait Project: Final Project Ideas
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