woensdag 15 september 2010

Birds like Corneille (2nd lesson)


This lesson about Corneille is almost the same as the lesson I posted a few days earlier. However, drawings in this lesson are made with oilpastels by students in a lower grade. 

 You need:
  1. white drawing paper A4 size
  2. oil pastels
  3. coloured ink
  4. brushes
  5. jar with water
  6. coloured paper for background
  7. glue or stapler
Life and work of Corneille
See my former lesson for information about the artist. 


What to do?

Show examples of Corneille's work. What subjects do you see in his paintings? What can you tell about his style: bright colours, thick black outlines, few details, painted as if it was made by a child, an image that sometimes is not complete (missing parts at the edges).
 
Draw the outline of a bird with a black crayon. Make surethe bird reaches at three edges of the sheet: it should be big! Colour in bright colours and/or patterns. Paint the background with deluted blue ink. Stick the drawing on a coloured sheet.
 
All artworks made by students of grade 3

1 opmerking:

  1. I love this project! Thank you for educating me about an artist I did not previously know!

    Kate Eshelman
    Big Rapids, MI

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