Monday, May 25, 2015
Friday, May 22, 2015
Brush and Ink drawing High School
We ordered colored inks this year and thought we should learn how to use them. I showed my students different examples of techniques and let them experiment with styles to figure out a process that best suited them. They choose a technique by means of brush stokes as a form of expression. The project was strictly brush and ink. Students used a camera to take photos of their subject matter. Approx. side of projects 18" x 24"
Now for some shameless self-promotion. I've been writing and illustrating a book about the 80's Denver Punk Rock Scene that I was a part of. Below are a few illustrations using strictly brush and ink from the project. To see more, click here
Labels:
brush and ink wash,
color mixing,
drawing drawing,
ink
High School Painting: Ethiopian Animal Skulls
Kudos to Mr. H. for suppling my painting class with his skull collection. The students drew from life and used a black Crayola marker. The background was in introduction to mixing oil paints. Size of projects 18" x 24"
The first step is to crate a pencil drawing, followed by using the marker and a paintbrush and water to create the shading effect. |
Labels:
animal skulls,
color mixing,
crayola markers,
drawing,
life drawing,
oil painting,
shading,
skull
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