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Re: painting curriculum
From: Deb Mortl (dmortl)
Date: Mon Jan 03 2000 - 05:25:15 PST
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For watercolor, I have my students start out with a painting using only the
black tube of paint. This helps them understand the slow building of
layering and transparency without getting too caught up in color - they get
a better grip on the tube paint, too - most have only used the grade school
palette type watercolors!
Have fun!
Deb
>
>I am getting ready to begin my high school "Advanced Painting" course in
>January. Any good suggestions as to curriculum? I have kids work mostly in
>acrylics and watercolor and we study historical movements from modern
>period.
>Ideas for outline, content and inspirations are welcomed.
>Happy New Year!
>Marcia
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