We started our day with a watercolor project I originally saw on "The Artist Woman" blog.
The students picked out a landscape photograph that interested them and I made a viewfinder for each of them to use to create at least three different perspectives of the picture.
Before we started, I made a small "worksheet" on watercolor paper for them to try a variety of different watercolor techniques that they could utilize later in their artwork.
You will see some students even did four works! And I love the abstract quality of the pieces. I mounted them together on Bristol Board for them to take home.
I would frame each and every one of them!
Below are some of the photos used for inspiration and the artwork created from them. Enjoy!
9 year old
11 year old
7 year old
6 year old
8 year old
8 year old
This little girl used several different pictures for her grouping, can you figure out which square was inspired by the above picture?
8 year old
7 year old
7 year old
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