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Watercolor Painting
Grade Level:
11
Subject:
Art
Topic:
Painting
Objective:
Students will explore and use of watercolors utilizing color theory and observational drawing techniques already learned
Other Information:
1. Watercolor practice and technique work
2. small watercolor practice
3. Asian style watercolor project
4. Sketchbook assignments
5. Project reflection
6. Gallery walk
Public Notes:
Indicators of learning:
1. Student's guided practice work shows evidence of color mixing and color scheme (able to create lights and darks with color, variety of a single color with proper mixing, student can articulate their color scheme choice)
2. Student's guided practice work shows evidence of proper watercolor techniques: glazing, flat wash, graded wash, wet and wet, wet and dry, various lifting techniques
3. Final project shows depth, color scheme, and use of 2 or more techniques
4. Students used proper vocabulary concerning techniques and color when describing their own work and the work of classmates.
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Prep:
quick write in the style we are studying
paint prep
brush prep
paper cutting prior to students working
demonstration