Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label color. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 02, 2023

 
Best Day of My Teaching Career: Surprise Private concert for Teacher Appreciation Week by Alicia Keyes on Zoom for 50 Teachers in the United States.












Monday, April 08, 2019

Color Wheel Choices


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Mix these colors and complete word search also.
Paint in color wheel order.
Complete with watercolor or color pencils using red, yellow and blue.
Use Color Pencils: red, yellow and blue only.





The scientist, Isaac Newton realized that the colors of the spectrum could be seen as a circle and invented the color wheel. 

Few projects do I do year after year with ever group of art students... Beginners to advance students learn something new from making color wheels. 
Making a color wheel with color pencils shows students how color pencils can be blended. Making a color wheel with watercolor lets students learn about mixing paints. They only use red, yellow and blue watercolor paints. (I take the rest out of the set) Beginner students I have, outline the color wheels with crayon to keep the paint in the shapes. Advance students can make their own color wheels to paint. Color vocabulary can be covered: primary, secondary, cool & warm colors, hues, tints, shades and each of the luscious color words. An artist loves colors, loves color wheels and looking at and creating colors in a color wheels.

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Sunday, March 04, 2018

Metaphor Eyes


metaphor A metaphor is a figure of speech where 2 things that are normally unrelated are compared to each other. 
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  1. Draw 5 versions of an eye and pick one for your finished drawing to upload to Artsonia. Combine your eye with  something different like a rainbow, car, color wheel, pizza.
  2. Draw a dragon eye.