Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts

Thursday, January 1, 2026

Happy new year!

What do you need?
  • white drawing sheet 
  • water paint color
  • brushes
  • liquid water color paint
  • crayons
What should you do?
  1. Draw some Dutch canal houses. 
  2. Color them with water color paint. 
  3. Use crayons to draw fireworks. 
  4. Paint the sky dark blue with liquid water color leaving the edges white. 
Works of art are made by students of grade 6.

Tuesday, December 30, 2025

Happy new year


What do you need? 
  • white drawing sheet 
  • blue liquid water color paint 
  • brush
  • crayons
  • black construction paper
  • leftovers of yellow and orange paper
  • yellow chalk pastel

What should you do? 
  1. Draw fireworks with crayons on a white sheet. 
  2. Paint the whole sheet with blue liquid water color paint. 
  3. Let dry.
  4. Cut a skyline out of half a sheet of black paper. 
  5. Paste the skyline on the blue sheet. 
  6. Cut windows from yellow or orange paper.
  7. Draw a yellow chalk line on the roofs and smudge it.   
Works of art made by students of grade 3, 4 and 5.

Wednesday, August 26, 2020

Birthday calendar in one color


You need:

  1. drawing sheet
  2. tempera paint
  3. ruler
  4. pencil
  5. black marker
Draw with pencil a geometric shape in the middle of the sheet. Draw horizontal and vertical lines to divide the background in rectangles. Do the same within the shape. Paint the rectangles in values of one color, using a basic color + black and white. Start with the lightest color. 
Outline all shapes with black marker.

Elements of art: color, line, shape, value 



Monday, December 28, 2009

Splattering fireworks

You need:
  1. black construction paper
  2. toothbrush
  3. tempera paint
  4. spoon
  5. straw
  6. photo of a building or skyline
  7. scissors
Choose an internet photograph of a famous building or skyline. Print it and cut it out carefully. Put the picture or a black sheet of paper. Dilute white tempera paint with water so it is fluid. Dip the toothbrush in the paint and knock the adhering drops off. Take a teaspoon in your writing hand and the toothbrush in the other. Scrape with the spoon on the hairs of the toothbrush in your own direction. This way the hairs of the toothbrush will spring back, while they release splashes of paint. Practice this first on a scrap sheet. Now splash around your image. Near the image you splash closer, further away you splash thinner.

When you are finished, gently take the image away. You'll see the silhouette of the building.Let your work dry before you do the second step. Dilute some tempera paint on a saucer with water so it is thinner. Leave one or two drops of diluted tempera on your artwork, but not on the silhouette. drupjes verf op je werkstuk vallen, maar niet op het silhouet (put your image back to the sheet if necessary). Blow through the straw at the paint drops in different directions, so you'll get fireworks. Do this as often as you like. Be careful, there should not be coloured paint on your silhouette. Paste your work finally on a coloured background.
This lesson is origanally from Art Attack.