Painting 1 

Painting 1 Vocabulary 1st 9 weeks
Painting 1 Vocabulary 2nd 9 weeks

Watercolor Color Chart

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Practice Vase

Watercolor Kitchen Utensils

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​Pasta Pre-Critique
 
Be able to point out areas of overbrushing and/or examples of good washes
 
Be able to point out areas where paint is too opaque if applicable
 
Be able to point out areas where the values are too light.
 
What do you think about the overall contrast/ three dimensional shading of the work?
 
What do you think about the detail of the work?
Alternate Assignments:

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How to Begin Your Watercolor

1.     Check these things:

a.     Drawing is correct

b.     Included shadows

c.      Grid is erased

2.     Apply masking fluid where needed

3.     Paint your background first

a.     Pay attention to the amount of water you use

4.     Mix in the complementary color for a darker shade

5.     Do not be stingy with the paint (it will dry lighter)

Butterfly Washes

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Watercolor Landscape

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Watercolor Landscapes Videos

 Watercolor Sky
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSos_HpujzA
 Bob Davies Watercolor Tree Part 1 Distant Trees
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCzaSIDYl3o&lr=1
Bob Davies Watercolor Tree Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m201nj3XdQw&lr=1
Bob Davies Watercolor Tree with big shadow
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZALwdfOIghQ
Bob Davies Watercolor trees Summer Trees Part A (Waggle me brush)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5wPIEu7QbM&feature=plcp&context=C3b32289UDOEgsToPDskJvFWB4e4Rugh9R2cUeDBxY
Watercolor Landscape
http://www.youtube.com/user/paintinganddrawing#p/c/7/fVUCy0u2518
Bob Davies: Wood, Metal, Rust
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPHSGPxxgfc&lr=1

Acrylic Scrapbook

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Acrylic Black & White Portrait

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Acrylic Final

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Preparing photo:
1. Get glass photo approved
2. Print in Photoprint 5 x 7 (enlarge to fit)
3. Grid 1" on photo & 3" on paper

Glass Painting Tips:
-Mix in the complement to make a color darker
- Hard edges vs. soft edges (glass vs. fabric)
-Look for reflected color
-Spend the most time on focal point
-After blocking color in on glass, use a pencil to sketch in finer details before painting