věk: 1. třída 1 vyuč. hodina technika: kresba uhlem, pozadí je vodovkami, formát- otrhaná A3
well, why haven’t we done THIS before?!?!? what a hit. when paper is crumpled and then flattened and then painted on with coffee (freshly made or leftover), a wonderfully old looking piece o…
Trash becomes art! My 7th grade students made these beautiful low relief sculptures with paper towel and toilet paper cardboard tubes! After measuring and cutting the tubes into 1/2″ rings, s…
Das Durchreibeverfahren (Frottage) im Kunstunterricht. Eine Unterrichseinheit für die Grundschule und Sekundarstufe mit Unterrichtsbeispielen
Das Durchreibeverfahren (Frottage) im Kunstunterricht. Eine Unterrichseinheit für die Grundschule und Sekundarstufe mit Unterrichtsbeispielen
3rd grade is finishing their Dream Box project, which is inspired by Martin Luther King Jr. and artist Joseph Cornell more about him here: http://www.josephcornellbox.com/lifeart.htm Student chose a dream they have for themselves or the world to make the world a better place. They added various materials to make their boxes have a 3D element.
After the lesson on bilateral symmetry, we created these symmetrical monsters. With a piece of cardboard folded in half, scissors, glue, markers and a bit of imagination, each student have created …
Frottage Art Show options under the BOOKINGS page. Six Frottage and Scrawl/Frottage drawings are included in MEAT FOR TEA (the Valley Review), Vol.9, issue 1. Hard Copy and e-copy here. Recent Art…
I am delighted to share another beautiful submission to the Monk in the World guest post series from the community. Read on for Lorraine Roy's reflection
One of many ideas in pencil.
After the lesson on bilateral symmetry, we created these symmetrical monsters. With a piece of cardboard folded in half, scissors, glue, markers and a bit of imagination, each student have created …
Cubist Portraits with Watercolor Contour Line Portraits with "Bleeding" Tissue When I was a student at SCAD, my favorite professor went around the room asking us each to name 3 of our favorite artists. One student said Picasso. Mr. Morris threw his hands in the air, saying, "Of course, Picasso has something for everyone!" My Mini Modern Artist class looked at the cubist portraits of Picasso as well as his minimal line portraits. The cubist portrait lesson is an old favorite seen in my old blog header. The line drawing was inspired by this piece from Picasso. After their drawings were completed with permanent marker, the children laid down strips of bleeding tissue paper applied with water. I love the magical effect left behind, and each so unique.
Unravel Two Director Martin Sahlin shows you how to make your own Yarny in this step-by-step how-to guide.
This is a fun and creative lesson my student teacher taught to my Grade 8 and 9 classes. It is inspired by the 'daily monsters' creat...
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Ink blot art is fun, silly, and great for when you’re stuck creatively. No fancy art supplies needed. You can find what you need at any office supply store.
Here's my comprehensive 10 day itinerary for visiting beautiful Bavaria Germany. This Bavaria itinerary takes you to the most beautiful towns in Bavaria. It covers all the the top must visit attractions, historic landmarks, and fantastical architecture in 10 perfect days.
2. třída, 2 hodiny kresba mikrofixou nebo tuší, dozdobeno zlatou temperou
I've been wanting to try crayon batik for a long time. I love using a pumpkin for this project because the orange and black look so good together, and they are so easy to draw any age group can do it, plus I just plain love pumpkins! You'll need: Crayons copy paper waterproof ink/black watercolor paint brushes newspaper pencils Start by having the students draw a pumpkin that takes up most of their copy paper. Show them how to draw the curved lines across the pumpkin to give it a more 3-D look. The next step is to start with yellow - working light to dark to show the gradation of color and value in their art. For example the orange of the pumpkin goes from a yellow orange to a darker orange - the yellow orange is a higher value (brighter) than the orange. I'm going to ask them what does the value of the color do to the pumpkin? Hopefully they will answer with - it creates reflection and shadow - showing depth and making the pumpkin look real or 3-D. Apply a layer of yellow and leave the space for the curved lines empty for now. I tried doing the black outline first and the black crayon smears into all the other colors - so I leave it until the end. Next apply a layer of yellow orange and then finally a layer of orange. I will demonstrate each step and then let them work. The pencil lines will get covered up with the ink or with crayon. Demonstrate how the pressure of the crayon on the paper can create darker and lighter areas and how to blend colors together. They need to get a nice thick layer of crayon on the paper for the batik. They can do the stem the same as the pumpkin - light to dark with shadow towards the bottom of the stem. Add a sandy color below the pumpkin so it isn't floating in space. Then add a brown layer closest to the bottom of the pumpkin and a night color like blue or purple. Pumpkin in the Moonlight The last color to add is black... Now crumple the paper loosely into a ball one time and flatten it back out. Then paint the ink or black watercolor paint on the paper - the crayon will resist the ink and it will go into the folds and uncolored areas creating a batik effect. If the ink is sitting on top of the crayon just take a damp paper towel and go over the paper once to remove it. Too much water on the towel and too much pressure could cause the paper to tear so be gentle. I crumpled this one once but the one below twice. You can decide which you like. I like how the color POPS off the page! Great Fall Project!
Lorraine Roy's search for the perfect way to depict the connections and cycles of trees led to three years of trial and error experiments. In the end, she
My largest art commission to date, two large abstract sky paintings with soft color and thick impasto texture for the Halekulani Hotel in Okinawa, Japan.
Das Durchreibeverfahren (Frottage) im Kunstunterricht. Eine Unterrichseinheit für die Grundschule und Sekundarstufe mit Unterrichtsbeispielen
