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Imaginative Drawing First Grade Drawing with Mr. J. Episode 1 Fruit Dance Party Kitchen Disco-Play before passing out pens and paper 7 minutes timed drawing! Draw YOUR Fruit Dance Party After drawing fruit, think about your SETTING

 Is there something you love so much, you only ever want to make art about that thing? Maybe it's sports, or cats, or cars... There was an artist named Wayne Thiebaud, who loved sweet treats. He loved how beautiful they were, how unique they were and how interesting they were to look at, especially in a bakery when they are all lined up. He decided he only wanted to make art about DESERTS.   You can make art like Wayne Thiebaud.  Think of something you are interested in, and draw three of them really large on the paper.  Maybe it's ice cream cones, maybe it's fish, maybe it's cupcakes.  Draw with a pencil first, then trace with a sharpie, then color with crayons. Don't forget to draw a line behind the objects for your table and add shadows. The shadows should be the same color as your table, just much darker. 

  Roll a Landscape-Second Grade A  landscape  is a kind of art depicting natural scenery such as mountains, valleys, trees, rivers, and forests.  How to play Roll a Landscape

 

Wayne Thiebaud Is there something you love so much, you only ever want to make art about that thing? Maybe it's sports, or cats, or cars... There was an artist named Wayne Thiebaud, who loved sweet treats. He loved how beautiful they were, how unique they were and how interesting they were to look at, especially in a bakery when they are all lined up. He decided he only wanted to make art about DESERTS.   You can make art like Wayne Thiebaud.  Think of something you are interested in, and draw three of them really large on the paper.  Maybe it's ice cream cones, maybe it's fish, maybe it's cupcakes.  Draw with a pencil first, then trace with a sharpie, then color with crayons. Don't forget to draw a line behind the objects for your table and add shadows. The shadows should be the same color as your table, just much darker. 

  Watercolor Painting Kindergarten students choose their subject, and create an original piece of art using Sharpie marker, crayon and watercolor paint.  Students can add details or color some areas in crayon Students paint carefully with watercolor, remembering to wash their brushes between colors. Share Time/Reflection-Discuss with a Friend or Two: 1. What is your favorite part of your work? 2. What would you change about your work? 3. What did you learn from working with watercolor paint? Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to:  Post Comments (Atom) Blog Archive ►   2024  (9) ►   2023  (24) ►   2022  (11) ►   2021  (21) ►   2020  (29) ►   2019  (5) ►   2018  (2) ▼   2017  (21) ►   December  (2) ▼   November  (4) Extra Art-Watercolor Painting Extra Art--Collage I am an Artist-Kindergarten Self-Portraits Desiging a cover f...