Showing posts with label watercolors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolors. Show all posts
Sunday, November 2, 2014
2 Point Perspective
The 8th graders just learned about creating work using two vanishing points (known as 2 point perspective). The students can choose to create a city, a birdhouse community, or 3-D letters. We then watercolor them. Here are some of the results.
Labels:
8th grade,
building,
cities,
drawings,
Paintings,
perspective,
perspective drawings,
watercolors
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Color Wheels
The 7th graders are always given the challenge of creating a color wheel out of anything. For some, the task is monumental (where to begin). Others love the chance to share what they love. I've posted several that did a great job with their ideas!
Labels:
7th grade,
collage,
color wheels,
marker,
mixed media,
oil pastels,
Paintings,
sculptures,
watercolors
Thursday, October 25, 2012
I love teaching the 8th graders how to create a 2 point perspctive city! These usually turn out very nice and look so much more complicated than they really are. In class, we work on going step-by-step drawing the buildings and I show them a few tricks to create the windows, signs, etc. Then, the kids have a few days to add all of their special touches. I just love what Maddie did with One Direction!
Labels:
8th grade,
cities,
perspective,
perspective drawings,
watercolors
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