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Still life arrangement created in Dream class.
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| Students using the cool colors of purple, blue and green. |
Still Life with Apples
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| We are using yellow and red to fill in our apples. |
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| We added blue for a shadow to make the apples more three-dimensional. |
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| Lots of lines were added. |
Still Life Lesson Plan
Purpose: The still life lesson plan was developed to help the Dream students to understand the meaning of a still life arrangement, warm/cool colors and various types of line designs. Students were able to look at various still life arrangements by master artists Van Gogh and Cezanne before they created their own.
Wikipedia defines Still Life as: A work of art depicting inanimate subject matter, typically commonplace objects which may be either natural (food, flowers, plants, rocks, or shells) or man-made (drinking glasses, books, vases, jewelry, coins, pipes, and so on) in an artificial setting. Still life paintings, particularly before 1700, often contained religious and allegorical symbolism relating to the objects depicted.
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| Each student had a different line design for their tables and background. |
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| Watercolor colored pencils are amazing to work with in art! |
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| Jadyn working on her shadows. |
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| Each student brought their own style to their still life. |
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| We share supplies when needed in art. |
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| One apple fell out of our containers! Oops! |
Materials:
1) 12" x 18" watercolor paper
2) black markers
3) watercolor colored pencils
4) paint brushes
5) water containers
6) Still Life examples by Cezanne and VanGogh
Love the colors in this still life.
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| Stars fill her background! |
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| Look at all the different line designs. |
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| Marvelous still life arrangements! |
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| Layne is busy adding color to his table. |
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| Checkerboard theme for this table top. |
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| These are frame-worthey pieces! |
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| Beautiful! |
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| Finished still life arrangement with apples. |
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| Beautiful colors and line designs. |
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