Fifth grade artists examined
the color wheel, identifying the cool color family
and its members, blue, green, and violet. The student artists experimented with
the watercolor techniques of a wash, salting, wet-on-wet,
and controlled splatter to
create an underwater background. Students then created an ocean inhabitant
using metal engraving
techniques and adding elements of pattern
and design.
The student identified and visually communicated sources of ideas
through a historical and cultural study, and examination of nature for their
artwork subject matter. Students were able to demonstrate the way art materials are used to create different styles through
the wash, salting, controlled splatter, and wet-on-wet painting techniques.
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| By: Cody D. |
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| By: Brooklynne I. |
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| By: Anna S. |
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