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Re: Japanese Art
Thu, 25 Sep 1997 12:25:43 -0500 (CDT)
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Lauren,
You might look into Sumi-e ink painting. It's mainly painting bamboo and
trees and other Japanese imagery with ink washes and there are special
techniques to do it. Off had I don't have any referrences for you but Ill
look into it and get back to ya.
niky
On Wed, 24 Sep 1997 L666667A wrote:
> I am doing a unit on Japanese Art, and only have two weeks to complete the unit.We will be working with clay to make Netsukes, and Japanese Folded Books. If
> possible I would like to add some one or two day projcets onto
> a couple one or two day projects. I was wonder-
> ing if any of you had any ideas, other than Origami? This is for middle
> school. Any suggestion would be a big help. . . . . Lauren
>
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