I found an excellent source for art lessons.
With all the art resources available on the internet, it has always been time consuming to narrow down projects. So many choices makes selecting activities that the kids will learn from a challenge. In addition, with a limited art background, it can be difficult to choose projects that increase in difficulty. But I recently hit the jackpot!
With the internet still increasing in use, many schools are putting lessons on-line. The courses labeled Anderson Art at the Gilman school are proving to be a fabulous resource. The teacher has a years worth of lessons for each of the middle school grades. They are in power point format and are easy to follow if you have a little knowledge of art. We have completed the abstract animal watercolor project and are working on abstract trees. I'm loving the simplicity of planning art!
Abstract Animals
Select an animal that matches your personality.
Sketch the animal using shapes.
The website contains several more steps which include drawing organic and geometric shapes to divide the background.
There are also instructions for beginning with primary colors and then mixing colors to form secondary colors and tints.
We used our Zentangle book for inspiration in filling in the background with designs.
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