An exciting curriculum includes a range of different drawing techniques created with different media e.g. Line, tone, contour & hatching.
An exciting curriculum includes a range of different drawing techniques created with different media e.g. Line, tone, contour & hatching.
An exciting curriculum includes a range of different drawing techniques created with different media e.g. Line, tone, contour & hatching.
An exciting curriculum includes a range of different drawing techniques created with different media e.g. Line, tone, contour & hatching.
An exciting curriculum includes a range of different drawing techniques created with different media e.g. Line, tone, contour & hatching.
Cas Holmes is a textile artist loved by art teachers. Using techniques that can be replicated in the classroom, she is an ideal to use with students.
An exciting curriculum includes a range of different drawing techniques created with different media e.g. Line, tone, contour & hatching.
An exciting curriculum includes a range of different drawing techniques created with different media e.g. Line, tone, contour & hatching.
An exciting curriculum includes a range of different drawing techniques created with different media e.g. Line, tone, contour & hatching.
An exciting curriculum includes a range of different drawing techniques created with different media e.g. Line, tone, contour & hatching.
If you're just getting into watercolors or you've been painting for a while, sometimes it's fun to just experiment with techniques that you don't normally use when painting. I usually only paint using the basic watercolor techniques (see #1-#3) , but some of these are really fun to play around with, even if it's not for a final painting.I especially love playing around with experiments like this if I find myself at a loss for ideas or not wanting to sit down to paint any subject in particular!So here's a quick round up of 10 fun watercolor techniques that you can give a try (if you haven't already!)
Cas Holmes is a textile artist loved by art teachers. Using techniques that can be replicated in the classroom, she is an ideal to use with students.
I made these collograph prints with very young children. The one pictured is my example. They started with a piece of craft foam and scissors. I explained that they should try cutting out different shapes: some small, some slightly bigger, and to try and use some straight cuts and some curved or wiggley cuts. They didn't need to worry about it looking like an object that could be recognized. One little girl did opt to cut out a flower and a little boy did a house. We used white glue to attach the craft foam to a piece of corrugated cardboard and we let out printing plates dry until the next class. For printing we just used tempera paint and little foam rollers that can usually be purchased in the home improvement section of the Dollar Store. I encouraged them to print many images on one sheet of paper. I'm starting a newsletter with DIY templates, news from my Etsy shop, and step-by-step photos of some of the techniques for my artwork and illustrations. The newsletter in early June 2018 will include a template for a simple pop-up book to make with children. Sign-ups on the right-hand side of the blog.
Supplies needed: Acrylic dabbers, photocopy of an image, water spritzer bottle, paintbrush, card stock, craft sheet and heat tool (optional) Take the lid off the dabbers and brush the paint onto the card stock, ensure you get a good coverage Take your photocopied image ( remember that you will get a reverse of the image, so don't use bold words), flip it over and place it in the acrylic. Lightly press it down making sure it's smooth and not wrinkled Leave to air dry for at least 15 minutes and then if you wish give it a blast with the heat tool Only move onto this step when you are sure your paint is completely dry Take your water filled spritzer bottle, spray the back of the paper no more than two squirts, you don't want it too wet Next start to rub the paper very gently with your finger Keep rubbing and extra spritzing if you need too Eventually you will get rid of all the paper, but it does take a bit of patience as you have to be careful not to wet it too much and rub the image away You can do exactly the same on a canvas Apparently the paint in the acrylic dabbers is slightly different to other acrylics as it is more chalky and that's why the transfers work best with these paints. But you can use other mediums. I tried it with Jo Sonia's background paints but didn't get such a good effect
A blog focusing on watercolor media, that offers tutorials, tips and watercolor-related work in progress from artist and art-instructor Jenny Kroik.
I've created this 'Creating with Shadows' video as a home learning project. I had great fun making this and experimenting with different media.
Protect your books with style with these 12 quick and easy DIY book cover tutorials. Curated by Arty Crafty Crew.
Splashie est un pull arty plein de couleurs, parfait pour réveiller le color scientist qui sommeille en vous et générer une explosion de bonne humeur ! Il est large et structuré avec les manches légèrement bouffantes. Tricoté en 6mm, vous aurez plaisir à le voir monter rapidement et sans trop de difficulté (gare au fils qui s’emmêlent avec l’Intarsia). De plus, avec son design crop et loose il deviendra un incontournable de votre garde-robe Le patron vous guidera pas à pas dans la réalisation de ce pull Ce patron de tricot a été conçu pour être compris facilement et vous accompagner pas à pas dans votre ouvrage PRINCIPE DE L'OUVRAGE - Splashie se tricote de bas en haut sur des aiguilles circulaires. Les taches de couleurs sont tricotées en intarsia. De ce fait, le corps du pull se tricote en aller-retour et non en circulaire. Il faut réaliser une petite couture au moment de passer aux emmanchures. Les mailles des épaules du dos et du devant sont arrêtées ensemble sur l'envers. Les manches sont tricotées séparément en aller-retour puis elles sont cousues pour être fermées et ensuite assemblées au reste du pull. TAILLES et mesures - XS - (S) - M - (L) - XL - (XXL) Hauteur 44- (46)-48-(50)- 52-(54) cm Largeur 40 - (41) - 42 - (43) - 44 - (45) cm Langues - Français & Anglais ECHANTILLON - 10cm x 10cm : 14m x 17rg - Avec les aiguilles 6mm LAINE - La laine utilisée est la Diablo (25g = 225m; Aig 4-6mm; 40% Acrylique, 30% Mohair, 30% Polyamide) de Hobbii 3 - (3) - 3 - (3) - 3 - (3) pelotes en Couleur A (ici Bleu Foncé) 2 - (2) - 3 - (3) - 3 - (3) pelotes en Couleur B (ici Orange) 2 - (2) - 2 - (2) - 2 - (2) pelotes en Couleur C (ici Bleu Violet) 3 - (3) - 3 - (3) - 4 - (4) pelotes en Couleur D (ici Rose) 2 - (3) - 3 - (3) - 4 - (4) pelotes en Couleur E (ici Vert) Equivalence pour autre laine - A = 170 - (185) - 195 - (205) - 220 - (225)m B = 140 - (150) - 160 - (170) - 180 - (185)m C = 105 - (115) - 120 - (125) - 135 - (140)m D = 180- (200) - 210 - (220) - 235 - (245)m E = 180- (195) - 205 - (215) - 230 - (240)m MATERIELS - Aiguilles de 6mm (circulaires de 80cm et 40cm) Aiguilles de 4,5mm (circulaires de 80cm et 40cm) TECHNIQUES - Jersey - Côte 1/1 Intarsia - Rabattre les mailles avec la méthode tubulaire - Rabattre à trois aiguilles - Couture invisible - Augmentation intercalaire droite - Rabattre mailles ouvertes en couture (pour emmanchures - Col) Nous sommes en train de développer des tutos pas à pas pour vous aider dans toutes ces techniques ; n’hésitez pas à nous contacter sur Instagram si vous avez besoin d’aide en attendant
Follow these steps to add tucks, a classic detail, to a sewing pattern for a basic top.
The importance of trusting yourself as you deeply explore and experiment in your abstract art. Access your most authentic self expression as an artist.
32 idées DIY pour fabriquer un coussin - Vous avez envie de relooker la déco de votre chambre, de celle de vos enfants ou encore de votre salon en ajoutant un note personnelle et créative ?
This tutorial teaches how to make a basic bodysuit - sleeveless, or with sleeves. A foundational garment, both literally and in technique!
How can the pigment used in an imprimatura or 'toned ground' affect your painting. Learn how to use a toned ground to complement your work.
Discover a fun and engaging Van Gogh-inspired sunflower painting project for kids! A fun collaging art idea with sunflower templates
