Showing posts with label Complementary Colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Complementary Colors. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 17, 2018

Valentine's Day Heart Art...


1st Grade
Gridded Hearts
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Kindergarten/ 1st Grade 
What to do with all that scrap boarder paper?
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2nd Grade
In the style of Molas 
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3rd Grade
Donated music sheets? Why yes I will take that!
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4th Grade
4 Part Heart
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5th grade
Complimentary Colors/ Value Changes
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Art Club
Printmaking/Positive/Negative Space
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Sunday, January 10, 2016

5th Grade Value Change and Warm/Cool Colors ...


Value change hearts. Students get 2 colors and a little black and white to create their hearts.

On a 12x12 sheet of 90# white paper draw a large heart using a pencil

Using a ruler or straight edge draw vertical lines across the paper.

Then draw horizontal lines across the paper.

Now you can start painting the heart.




Choose either a warm or cool color for the heart. Then the other color group will be selected from for the back ground.























You could also use a  complimentary color arrangement. 



After students paint the heart then they can start on the background.

















During class we ran out of paper towels so our wonderful janitor Mr. Le brought us some more. He gave one of my awesome kiddos the old paper roll. I love my job!!!

Tuesday, December 8, 2015

5th Grade Value Change, Complementary Colors and Zentangle...

5th Grade work in Tempera

Zentangle In the Classroom DropBox--Lessons and ideas on how to use Zentangle in your classroom.
It's not Zentangle if you simply do repeating patterns and call it Zentangle! Check our some ways Zentangle can be used in the art room.
 link HERE

Monday, December 7, 2015

Still Life with Value Change and Complementary Colors...

Sketch out a simple still life

Break it down to the basic shapes

paint using complementary colors

Use the value change in your colors

We are woking on this project in Advanced Art Club