Showing posts with label crayons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crayons. Show all posts
Friday, August 4, 2023
Sunday, November 27, 2022
Scratch a Christmas ball
You need:
- drawing sheet
- oli pastels or crayons
- black tempera paint
- brush
- alufoil
- ribbon
- toothpick or skewer
Color the sheet with crayons. Paint it over with black tempera paint and let dry. Scratch with a toothpick or skewer a Christmas ball and fill it with patterns.
Cut a small piece of aluminumfoil and paste it on the ball with a folded ribbon under it.
Monday, November 21, 2022
Winter tree in warm-cool colors
You need:
- drawing sheets 25 x 32,5 cm
- crayons
- watercolor paint
- black tempera
- brushes
- jar with water
With crayon: draw a horizonline and a tree trunk from the bottom of the sheet. Draw branches that touch the edges of the sheet. Draw a pattern in the landscape below the horizon.
With watercolor paint: paint the sky. Paint the surfaces between the branches in warm or cool colors. Paint the surfaces in the landscape: warm if you first chose cool, cool if you first chose warm.
With tempera: paint the branches and trunk black.
Elements of art: color (warm and cool), space, line (pattern)
artworks made by students of grade 4
Tuesday, November 8, 2022
Same insect - different colors
made by student of grade 1
You need:
- drawing sheets A5 size
- crayons
- liquid watercolor paint
- brush
Draw two the same insects and color them with crayons: one with cool colors, the other with warm colors.
Paint the background with dilluted watercolor paint: warm colors for the 'warm' insect, cool colors for the 'cool' insect.
Element of art: color.
Thursday, April 29, 2021
Birdies on a branch
Made by a student of grade 1
You need:
- liquid water color paint
- brushes
- crayons
- white sheet
- feathers
- glue
Draw a branch with some birdies on it. Their eyes should be big and white! Color the birds with crayons using bright colors. Paint the branch and background with water color paint. Let dry. Draw feet and paste feathers.
Sunday, April 11, 2021
Funny houses like James Rizzi
Made by Kalen, grade 4
You need:
- white drawing sheet
- crayons
- liquid watercolor paint
- brushes
- jars with water
James Rizzi was born in 1950 in Brooklyn. He studied art in Florida, where he started experimenting with printing, painting and sculpting. Rizzi’s work often shows his birthplace New York. His paintings look sometimes childishly naive, with the bright colors and brilliant gaiety. In the art press Rizzi is often described as "Urban Primitive Artist '. Rizzi himself says he is influenced by Picasso, Klee and Dubuffet.
Made bij Jade, grade 4
Show some paintings of Rizzi and discuss the characteristics:
- bright colours
- no gradations within colours
- evertything is outlined with black
- houses have human faces/characteristics
- the artwork is full and busy
- background is full too
Students use a dark color crayon to draw a house in Rizzi style, a house with human characteristics like hair, mouth, eyes etc.
Paint with liquid water color paint.
Friday, February 14, 2020
Dali's moustache II
Made by a student of grade 1
You need:
- colored sheet A4 size
- black marker
- white sheet A4 size
- black crayon
- scissors and glue
- pipe cleaner
More information about Salvador Dalí, see the lesson High legged elephant in the style of Salvador Dali.
Show some surrealistic artworks of Dali and discuss the surrealistic parts of it. Show The melting clocks. Discuss the shape of the clocks. What happened to these clocks? Are these clocks that you can hang on the wall? Why not? Why do we call this surreal?
Dali's artwork will surprise you. We see realistic parts, complemented with dreams and fantasy.
Dali was an eccentric man. Show som portraits of Dali and look at all those different ways he wears his moustache.
Students write words about surrealism and Dali with a marker on the colored sheet. Then they draw a portrait of him with crayon on a white sheet. Cut it, paste in on the colored sheet. Puncture two holes under the nose and pull the pipe cleaner through. Shape the moustache in a way that Dali would like!
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