Showing posts with label Van Gogh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Van Gogh. Show all posts

Saturday, January 3, 2015

Van Gogh Still life



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Van Gogh Inspired Sill life
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Supply List:
Chak Pastels
Black Paper
Elmers Glue
Pencil
Hair Spray/Or Fixatif
Black Sharpie
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Position paper vertically
Begin 4 inches from the bottom of the paper
Using pencil, draw vase and fill it with flowers (avoid fine details)
Using pencil, draw vertical line (vase middle)
Once your vase and flowers are drawn add glue to the pencil lines.
Make sure the glue is completely dry (mine took 24 hours)

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Using chalk color in the areas
Use finger to blend and mix the color
I recommend having a damp paper towel next to you at all times (wipe fingers and keep the colors fresh)
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Once I was done with the chalk I used a black sharpie to define the chalk lines. you don’t need to do this- just a suggestion.
I also used Workable Fixatif to adhere the chalk and prevent staining. (you can use aerosol hairspray instead)

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Van Gogh Seattle Skyline Collaborative Art Project





Seattle Skyline Van Gogh Style-
A collaborative art project for our school auction




Supply List


40 4" Stretched Canvas


1 24x36 Stretched Canvas - I bought white and painted it black


Assorted Acrylic Paints


Paint Brushes


Water


Pencil


Eraser


Paper Towels


Liquid Masking Fluid


Hot Glue Gun



The first step is to lay your canvases out- flip them over and label them 1-40


Step two- draw your city and details.




Step three- use liquid masking to go over all pencil lines (using liquid masking is a must with this project)
Helpful tip- douse your paintbrush in water then dish soap prior to the liquid mask- this will save your paintbrush! (liquid mask is a glue and will ruin your paintbrush)



Step 4-  work one on one with each student.  They should each have at least one canvas to paint.  Once they are done painting remove the liquid mask. Fill in necessary gap.



After all the students painted at least one canvas I painted the 24x36 canvas all black and had them sign their names on the back.  I mounted each canvas using a hot glue gun to the 24x36 canvas.