Hi Christine -- can you give me more information about the Watercolor Workbook -- author, etc? This sounds like a wonderful idea -- I think a step-by-step thing with this age level might be best as they really do want to make things that look "right" and I don't often give them the opportunity for realistic drawing and painting. So many other things to do!!! (Hmmm, maybe that's why I'm seeing a problem in the first place!!!)
Thanks so much --
Liz
----- Original Message -----
From: Casart9197@aol.com
To: ArtsEdNet Talk
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 3:51 PM
Subject: Re: 4th grade watercolor landscapes
If you have the Watercolor Workbook, it takes you through step by step on how
to do trees w/ shading. My suggestion would be to use this ref and the next
time they come in take them through it step by step as a class- have done
this w/ 5th's and it does take them a whole class. You'll need to provide
some palettes for them to mix/ dilute on.
Hope this helps
Christine
ps of course, have them create more than one tree, maybe 3, one each in fore,
mid, backgrounds so there is a chang ein intensity of color from atmospheric
perspective---
just my thoughts..... ---
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