I teach workshops all over the U.S. and hear over and over from quilters that they struggle knowing what colors go together. They struggle to pull a color palette for a project and often only feel confident about their fabric selection if it is from a kit, precut, or all from the same fabric collection. If that sounds
Exploring monochromatic colors? Learn basic color theory, choosing a monochromatic color scheme, and tips for effective visual communication.
3D Monochromatic Cubes Your students will have fun with this art project and presentation that teaches student how to draw a three-dimensional cube and paint a monochromatic color scheme. Concepts in this presentation include: Drawing in three dimensions, value, monochromatic color, tints, shades, color mixing. Detailed step-by-step instructions to guide your students. I teach this lesson to 5th graders and they LOVE it! 3D Monochromatic Cubes
Learn color theory and how to choose colors that work well together: with the color wheel, color harmonies and color palettes. #colortheory
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Analogous & Monochromatic Self Portrait Grades 1-3 made monochromatic self portraits & Grades 4-5 made analogous self portraits “We all should know that diversity makes for a rich tap…
As I ponder about the years gone by, it occurs to me that there was a very good reason as to why I would sit in an art lesson with a paintbrush in hand and a colour wheel before me. We would be told what colours would create what effects. I believe I had done [...]
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This is one of my favorite "go to" lessons that I have done many different ways with many different ages and sizes of classes. I l...
This year my 5th and 6th grades students learned about monochromatic painting. They learned the words hue, tint, and shade and painted their own monochromatic scale. Then we talked about landscapes and how things further away look lighter because of all the things in the air. The things closest to us look the darkest. They then drew their own landscapes of mountains, hills, trees, and cities and painted them using their new found knowledge! Monochromatic scale: My student's monochromatic landscape paintings!
This is not your average tinting and shading project! In this lesson, students will learn about a unique artist who created 3D works of art depicting movements frozen in time. Using this concept, along with other engaging activities, students will create a motion relief and apply a monochromatic color scale using shading and tinting to enhance the look of movement in their relief artwork. Please click the follow star and feedback is appreciated (earn TpT credit by leaving feedback)! Included in this product: · Full lesson plan including teacher instructions and art standards · Engaging pre-production activities · Guided and Individual practice worksheets using tinting and shading · PowerPoint including all exercises and worksheets with video/website links · Reflection activity You may also like: Aboriginal Animal Dot Painting Lesson Op Art | Pop Art Unit Art Vocabulary Term Flash Cards | Vocabulary Review Games | Savings Bundle Art Vocabulary BINGO Savings Bundle | Vocabulary Review Games Art Vocabulary DON'T SPEAK IT! Games | Table Match Activities | Savings Bundle Editable Art Portfolio Cover Sheets Create the Creature | Grid Drawing | Sub Plans and Early Finishers Let’s Connect! My Store Pinterest Terms of Use ©Palette and Hue All rights reserved by the author. Duplication limited to single classroom use only. Electronic redistribution of this product is prohibited and limited to single classroom use only. Thank you for visiting my store!
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Oh, y'all. Murals. Every time I have the kids create the pieces for one I think to myself: THIS HAS GOT TO END. The crawling on the floor, the hot glue burns, the accidental stapling of flesh (in my thigh? For real tho?). Then I hang it up and immediately forget the pain and suffering. I just stand back and absorb the awesomeness that is the work of my wee artists. Like awww, y'all. These selfies created by my first through fourth grade students (with about a dozen missing as they still have some finishing up to do) are just about the best thing ever. And it already has me plotting and planning our next collaborative project. Because I'm a glutton for punishment. In case you missed it, we started our school year with a monochromatic self-portrait project. You can see the finer details here. The above is the video that I shared with the kids. And here is a look-see as to my set up. The covered tables signify the colors available at that table. The kids could use any ONE color they wanted (which meant for that first day, they sat where they liked) but if a table was filled up, then move along, Little Doggie. On the tables there were two bins filled with markers and colored pencils of one color in a range of values. There were also mirrors on each table. At the end of the first week, I had a stockpile of these lovelies that I organized by color. Initially I was going to do something COMPLETELY different with these selfies. However, tried as I might to make the idea work (I was going to make a big ole peace sign), it just wasn't coming together. So I shelved the idea, allowed myself to let it go and I flipped my flop... And went with this idea instead: The Many Faces of J.E.S. Our students have a STONG sense of school pride. They are happy kids who truly love their school. Our school colors are yellow and blue. I think they are gonna totally dig this mural when they see it tomorrow! But, like I said, the gluing, mounting, plotting and planning is what completely wears me out. I did this on a Sunday just so I could knock it out with plenty of uninterrupted time. And so no child could witness giant extension cords and hot glue guns on the ground. Is it any wonder why I am so accident prone? I set myself up for disaster. I truly am my own biggest enemy! Next up: kindergarten still needs to create selfies. AND I had the posters that the kids created in this post laminated. I can't wait to hang them up alongside this mammoth masterpiece. I'm also stoked that this is up two whole weeks before Open House! Now I just gotta get three grade levels of Dot Day artwork up...whew. That outta be a good time. In the meantime, I'll just be hanging out with some colorful kids. Who are so uniquely different. I love seeing the variety of creativity! By the way...I may be a little spotty this week as I'm having a ROOT CANAL tomorrow. Be thinkin' of me y'all. And floss. A lot.
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This year my 5th and 6th grades students learned about monochromatic painting. They learned the words hue, tint, and shade and painted their own monochromatic scale. Then we talked about landscapes and how things further away look lighter because of all the things in the air. The things closest to us look the darkest. They then drew their own landscapes of mountains, hills, trees, and cities and painted them using their new found knowledge! Monochromatic scale: My student's monochromatic landscape paintings!
COLOR PALETTES created from color harmonies always look great! Color harmonies are the key to choosing colors that work well together and creating the best color palettes. Monochromatic colors, complementary colors, split-complementary colors, triadic colors, tetradic colors, and analogous colors. We can create these easily using the color wheel! Read the full article to learn more about color harmonies, color theory and the color wheel. #colorschemes #color #colorpalette #colorscheme sarahrenaeclark.com
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The Medium Swann bag in Mineral Grey, crafted from smooth calf leather, is a sophisticated piece that seamlessly complements all your outfits, whether they are understated or colorful. Its optimal size offers ample space to hold your daily essentials while maintaining a sleek and elegant silhouette. It pairs beautifully with neutral tones like white, black, or beige for a classic and timeless look. For a bolder touch, match it with deep colors like burgundy or navy blue. In summer, opt for pastel shades like pale pink or lavender for a refreshing contrast. This bag is also perfect with monochromatic outfits in grey or black, providing a subtle harmony of shades. Handmade in Italy, it stands out with its discreet metallic finishes and sophisticated look. It can be worn in different ways: by hand, crossbody, or over the shoulder, thanks to its adjustable and removable strap. The bag closes with a magnetic fastening, revealing a contrasting fabric-lined interior. The sides of the bag are also equipped with magnetic closures, allowing you to easily adjust the style of wear according to your desires, whether crossbody for a casual look or by hand for a touch of elegance.
We wrapped up our chapter on color this week and our final projects might be some of my favorite that we’ve ever done! During our unit on color my students had the chance to create their own color wheel’s and man oh man was that a learning experience. For about 75% of my students that was […]
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