In my 8th grade painting class we moved from color mixing and the color wheel to learning about color schemes. I introduced my students to the work of Andy Warhol and the artistic style of Pop Art. They had to choose four color schemes and draw an image of their choice to replicate for times. Then, using tempera paint, they had to paint each image using a different color scheme.
This is a collection of artwork (student and personal), lesson plans, lesson ideas, extra-curricular activities, and the things I've learned over my 9+ years as a Visual Arts Educator.
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Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
Cherry Blossoms
March is Cherry Blossom season and since I teach in the Nations Capital, Washington, D.C., home of the National Cherry Blossom Festival I decided to have students to create landscape drawings of their city. Online, I found some beautiful pictures of the title basin and the cherry blossoms that I was able to print out in color. My 6th grade students recreated the landscape scenes using tempera paint, watercolor paint and white acrylic paint.
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