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Re: spray paint drawings (Linda - Julie)

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From: LINDA KIELING (KIELINGL_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Mon Jul 26 2004 - 12:07:14 PDT

certainly not, but an effective way to approach the project none the
less....
we splatter painted a background, did gesture drawings on colored paper
of figures in action, cut them out and glued face down (silhouette
like).... a little a la Schapiro's "Free Fall"...that were very
effective!!

>>> jdecker4art@yahoo.com 7/26/2004 11:49:39 AM >>>
Linda, Julie and all,

Probably the best way to duplicate the effect would be
using an air brush (with watered down acrylics). It
would be hard to get a lot of kids in one class
period, though. Spray bottles and/or spatter screens
with tooth brushes wouldn't give that fine mist and
soft layering that you can get with spray paints and
air brush.

Sounds like a neat project, Julie.

Judy

> Could you do the same thing with
> spray bottles and
> watered down paint?
>
> Linda Woods

        
                
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