elements of art projects ashley poolman. color - color wheel materials: large white paper, scissors,...
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Color - Color Wheel• Materials: large white paper, scissors, paint, paintbrush, black markers & glue• Instructions: paint 4 x 4 blobs of red, red-orange, orange, yellow orange,
yellow, yellow-green, green, green-blue, blue, blue-violet, violet, and red violet. Place in drying rack.
• Create color wheel from previously painted blobs of color. Connect primary and
• secondary colors using solid line and broken line triangles. Make each grouping a different shape. !
• Make sure each of the following color groupings are a different• shape on your color wheel. !• Primary colors – red, yellow and blue• Secondary colors – orange, green and violet• Tertiary colors – red-orange, orange-yellow, yellow-green,green-blue, blue-
violet, red-violet
Line - Landscape
• Materials: white paper, pencil, Black Sharpie*, colored markers, paintbrush, water
• Instructions: Draw a cityscape with 5 or 6 skyscrapers varying in height. Add windows to give detail.In the background, create a sunset sky using wavy horizontal lines about 2 fingersapart. Trace over pencil lines with a black Sharpie marker. Add color by tracing next to each black line with a colored marker. Apply a wet paintbrush immediately to ‘paint’ the color around. Place in drying rack.
Texture – Wild Things
• Materials:white paper, black crayon, oil pastels, paintbrush & water
• Instructions: Use black crayon to draw a ‘Wild Thing’ of your own adding implied textures with oil pastels. Paint entire ‘Wild Thing’ with watercolor paint (even over the oil pastels). Place in drying rack.
Value & Scale • Materials white paper, pencil, paintbrush, paint & water• Instructions:• Part 1-• Create a simple value scale by dividing your 1X6 paper in 6
sections. Shade the! sections from lightest to darkest using graphite pencil.
• Part 2-• Fold white paper in half and cut into a symmetrical
butterfly. Open butterfly shape and paint the outside border with a solid color. Mix that color with a little white and paint shapes in the center of the butterfly. Continue adding white until you have a very muted shade of the original color. Place in drying rack.
Form – Amusement Park
• Materials:construction paper strips, glue, scissors
• Instructions:• Create a 3-dimensional imaginary
amusement park using folded, twisted, bent, and curved construction paper pieces glued to a background piece of paper. Anything goes!
Shape – Shaded Object
• Instructions: Draw a simple object and shade to look real. Consider light source.
• Materials: color pencils and paper
Space – Perspective Drawing
• Instructions: Draw a simple perspective landscape showing foreground, middleground and background. Add color using bold and interesting choices.
• Materials: markers, color pencils, paper