We have been busy creating various winter scenes in our art classroom.
One project that was inspired by my good pal, Ginger, over at Paintbrush Rocket was this beautiful winter landscape.
Students first used shades of blues and purples
then added white to created beautiful tints on their paintings.
Some students painted stripes and some painted large shapes.
Week 2
Students had to tear a piece of paper to represent horizontal snow then glued to bottom of their painting.
Next, students created trees starting by tearing trunks
then adding branches.
Next, students added delicate snow on the branches
and some delicate snowflakes.
I just love these and they look stunning hanging
on the hallway walls at school.
on the hallway walls at school.
Materials
12 x 18 White Paper
Various Tempera paint
Paint Brushes
Scrap paper- Black and white
These are really lovely....will be nice to do in the new year :). Thanks for sharing, Merry Christmas !
ReplyDeleteThose are absolutely gorgeous! I just pinned them. Thank you!!
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These are beautiful! Great lesson! I love the blues and purples in the sky! :)
ReplyDeleteCreative and outstanding painting, well made with just common materials.
ReplyDeleteJust did this yesterday with my kinders... the painting part in the morning, and the trees in the afternoon. They loved it and they all look great! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteits really imagine & happy new year
ReplyDeleteEven a 5th grader knows how to imagine and do a landscaping. Great job!
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This blod is very wondorfull and sharing your blog.
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I like the way paper was used to create the snow as popular renditions are always the intricate designs. When one sees snow on trees, it more closely resembles your paper design. Lovely!
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