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Another exercise in light and shade for classes 2 (grade 7-8), made with colored pencils. When the bottles and jars are colorful, they are glued on a new sheet in a free composition where you have to pay attention to the shapes that are ahead and those who are behind. After pasting the bottles you draw the cast shadow with a pencil.
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Lovey lesson in shape, value and tone. Excellent!
ReplyDeleteThank you Elizabeth! your comments always make me feel satisfied and make happy my students!
DeleteMesmerising!
ReplyDeleteI'm almost out of words.... This is an amazing lesson, and I would like to try it with my students. Thank you very much for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Tatiana! I hope you can do that with your classes, show the result on your blog... will be amazing to share our experiences!!!
DeleteAwestruck! Could you tell me what kind of color pencils you used for this projec?
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Hi! As you can see in the third photograph, we use normal colored pencils... Crayola, Comte, Faber Castell... I don’t know which kind of pencils you can find in your country. The secret is to use a different pressure of the hand to create value. Ask me any further question!
DeleteThese are gorgeous. And the high contrast of the stark black and white background takes it to a whole other level. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteTOTaLLY doing this on too!!!!! REALLY, you are so GREAT!!! MiniMatisse.blogspot.com
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DeleteYou have so many great ideas, I feel like trying out. ;-) I've added your webadress to my blog. I hope that is okay?
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