Collage is a technique also used by Eric Carle in his popular children's books.
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Showing posts with label Paper. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Eric Carle Collages
Here are some examples of fabulous artwork from Mrs. Edinger's 3rd grade class. They created an under-the-sea themed fish painting. They learned to mix tints and shades by adding white and black to pure paint on to paper. Next they cut out shapes to make a collage.
Collage is a technique also used by Eric Carle in his popular children's books.
Eric
Carle is an American designer, illustrator, and writer of children's
books. To create his beautiful pictures he uses a collage technique, of hand-painted tissue papers, which he cuts and layers to form bright and colorful images. He is most famous for The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
Collage is a technique also used by Eric Carle in his popular children's books.
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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Edgar Degas, How to Use Coffee Filters in Art Projects
Ordinary coffee filters used for drip coffee makers are a versatile and inexpensive supply for arts and crafts projects. Perfect for home, or school art program as it can be purchased in bulk. Combine with markers, paint, water, these paper circles can be transformed into a numbers of things.
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Edgar |
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+Degas Style Ballerina |
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Coffee filters also work well with watercolor and diluted tempera paint. Add the desired about of paint to your water. The less water you start with the darker your filters will be. Stir the paint and water together. Dip each filter in just about an inch in the water. The coffee filter will soak up the paint. Place on rack to dry. Once dried your coffee filter will have an ombre effect.
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art appreciation,
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ballet,
coffee filter,
dancing class,
Degas,
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Edgar Degas,
French,
French artist,
Impressionism,
kindergarten,
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Mrs. Knowlton,
Paper,
paper crafts,
pastel,
Pre-K,
sailboat
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Kandinsky Art
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2nd grade Kandinsky art |
Children can have fun creating their own Kandinsky art with pastels and back paper. I just love how Laura, a volunteer art guide, has been able to demonstrate how simple materials and limited budget children can learn about art appreciation.
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2nd Grade,
Abstract,
art appreciation,
art guide,
black paper,
Kandinsky,
Lines,
Mirada Elementary,
Mrs. hershberger,
oil pastels,
Paper,
Pastels,
Russian painter,
volunteer,
Wasssily Kandinsky
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