Students and I looked at landscapes painted by Grant Wood, and used his works to discuss foreground, middle ground and background. We then planned our own
landscapes to include plants, water, rolling hills and sky. We marked the side of our paper at the halfway point, and then again one quarter of the way and three quarters of the way to act as a loose guide for spacing of each of the elements across the page. Images were planned out in pencil, and then gone over in black permanent marker. We painted
with a large set of liquid watercolors for a greater range and intensity of colors. Aren't they breathtaking?
The students' works were completely inspiring! Thank you Mrs. Haake and class.
2 comments:
Wow! WOW!! These are spectacular! Pinning!!
Love the vivid colors and understanding of the parts of a landscape! Beautiful!
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