Children created their 'oceans' using the wet-on-wet technique and the ocean creatures were created by using the wet-on-dry technique. The result is a painting with depth. The fish look closer than the ocean waves.
This site is meant primarily as a resource for other elementary visual art teachers. Enjoy! All works posted before August 2014 are images from an elementary school I worked at in DC, all posted after that date are from an language immersion elementary school in Arlington, Virginia. Feel free to use ideas shared on this blog.Please, if trying out the ideas , at the very minimum give me written/verbal credit. Thank you!!
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5/28/10
5/19/10
Wet-on-wet Watercolor explorations
This endeavour was both an art exploration and a science exploration. Children used watercolor pigment over very wet paper. Children observed the pigment work its way through the fibers of the paper. You too could do this at home with paper and watercolors. In Ms. Bickart's class these very wet paintings will be used as a backdrop for their plant collages which will begin next week.
To experiece children painting in watercolor is like seeing monks meditating.....such a calming experience for the whole class.
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