We examined the characteristics of the city skylines, windows, doors, and rooflines.
Week One: Read the book WOW City. then students used pencils to draw 4-5 buildings. filling up their 12 x 18 construction paper. After the buildings were created students painted with large brushes and vivid colors to complete their cities.Let Dry
Week Two: Students used painted paper to create windows, and decorations on the buildings,
then environments were added: roads, clouds, sun, trees, etc.
Wouldn't you want to live in these adorable cities?
Terrific! I especially love the straight edge dipped in paint outlines! Sometime the simplest ideas are the most effective. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletei was going to say exactly what phyl said-- never thought about using a straight edge like that- -what great idea. what a cool project.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving these cityscapes! They have so much energy with the bold colors, patterned windows and black lines. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys! My straight edges are white plastic sheets from the local dentist office, you know the ones that they put in your mouth to hold the x-ray film. Well I have bigger sheets of that and it really works swell! :)
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