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- colored cardboard A3 size
- sponges
- paint rollers
- strips of ribbed cardboard
- bubble wrap
- tempera paint
- brushes
- scissors
- glue
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Passed holiday's are always full of memories. Sunset on the beach, a sunny afternoon in the woods or impressive clouds above the sea. What colors belong to that memory? What colors belong to a sunset, to the woods and what colors would you use for the upcoming thunderstorm?
Paint your sheet full with your holiday memories using watercolor paint. Paint strips in different colors. After drying, tear the sheet in strips while following the different colors. Glue your strips with a little space between them on the grey/light brown paperboard. Write a title and decorate the frame with little holiday memory doodles (shells, clouds, flowers etc).
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Draw at least four sunflowers. Be sure three of them are over the edges. Color them with oilpastels. Paint the backgrond with liquid water color paint.
Neil's drawing is torn in pieces. Those pieces have been re-glued for a spatial effect. Before tearing check which side of the paper is best. One side gives nice white tear lines, the other side does not.
Lyan and Jurre have pasted black strips over their artwork, creating a window through which you look outside.
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by students of grade 3
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I did this lesson in grade 5, students worked in pairs. The figures are cut before class. Per art work you need 4 black squares and 16 colored rectangles
Theo van Doesburg (1883-1931) was a Dutch painter, architect and writer. He was charmed by the abstract art of Kandinsky and the cubism of Picasso. In 1917 he founded the magazine De Stijl (The Style), in which he and other artists could publish their innovative ideas. Well-known artists who also belong to De Stijl are Piet Mondriaan, Bart van der Leck and Gerrit Rietveld.
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Made by a student of grade 5
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