Use words to shade the parts of the drawing
Overlap to create deep shadows and write larger to create lighter areas.
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This blog is my easy way to access my art portfolio. Putting it online I will enable me to access it from anywhere via computer or even on my phone. This format allows to add an unlimited amount of ideas and I can't lose it! By clicking on the links to the right you can look through my lesson ideas. I have also found a few Web pages that have a bunch of great lesson plans: http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/lessons.html http://www.lessonplanspage.com/Art.htm
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- Pipecleaner man & Wire Armature
- Plastercine on Styrofoam
- Landscape with Water Colour
- Tessellation and Painting techniques
- Complimentary colour Wheel
- Monochromatic Scale
- Colour Wheel and Mixing Colours
- Primary Colour Wheel
- Positive and Negative Space and Pop-up Weave
- Pop-Up Cards
- Straight Weave and Organic Weave
- Paper Cut outs
- Hard cover book
- Paper Book
- Principles of Design
- Perspective of a Circle
- Two Point Perspective
- Block Name in one point perspective
- One Point Perspective
- Transparent box
- Still life with Different Mediums
- Shading with Words
- Still life with Marker and Water
- The Rule of Thirds
- Drawing techniques
- Drawing Real Life
- Figures in gesture
- Self Portrait
- Upside Down Drawing
- Cartoon Faces
- Proportions of the Body
- Portions of the face
- Blind and Semi-blind Contour Drawings
- Gesture Drawings
- Story of Opposites
- Repetition of a Line
- Value of Shades
- Drawing 3D Shapes
- Expressnions of line
- Stages of Development
- Short Story Drawing
- Taking a line for a walk
- Memory Drawing
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