I am saving the thread. I would LOVE to put one sample
of your student work on IAD with just a brief "what
you did to make it work". Folks are ALWAYS searching
for new drawing ideas. Here is one that goes for ALL
grade levels. Any more takers? - just send me one
image for the "plan"
This is what Getty ArtsEdNet is all about. I want IAD
to show the results of the sharing.
Judith
P.S. Well --- back to Zues and all of his
buddies....I'm doing Ancient Greece for hubby today. -
everything relating to Odesseus. Hubby is
"comprehensive " in his teaching (English). Matt went
back to school today.
--- Kathy Hughes <kchughes55@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Does anyone have any experience with a painting
> technique using colored chalk dipped in buttermilk?
> Supposedly the buttermilk acts like a fixative and
> the chalk will spread on like paint after dipping.
> I'm thinking about possibly doing this with second
> grade with them drawing the image in white chalk on
> black paper and then painting with the colored chalk
> dipped in buttermilk.....I'm going to experiment
> but am curious as to whether anyone has done this.
> Why couldn't you use regular milk instead of
> buttermilk? What kind of chalk do you use; pastels
> or colored drawing chalk?
> Kathy Hughes
