Showing posts with label pastel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pastel. Show all posts

Friday, February 20, 2015

slide show for perspective landscapes

Wonderful news! 
This year I have become addicted to google presentations for a number of reasons. 
I have recently figured out that I can "publish them to the web", meaning the presentations/slide shows can be accessed without logging in. Wahoo!


If you were a fan of my middle school perspective landscape lesson from last spring I now have my slide show posted as a google presentation. You can access it directly here -
so now I do not have to email out my folder of resource images. 
Enjoy!
Please please please make sure you site back to my lesson post if you post projects on your own. It is the right thing to do- AND I would love to see other teacher's results and adaptations. 



Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Farmland landscapes using perspective



I did this lesson with seventh graders, most of who have not learned anything about perspective drawing. This was a wonderful introduction to perspective drawing & landscapes. I would recommend it for 5th-7th grade. We did a 1 point perspective worksheet first. 
The use of soft pastel on colored construction paper is no fail.
I love setting the kids up with a project that is destined to look great. 


Students had to draw a landscape and include crop lines some how.
Tracing in sharpie before applying the pastel was optional. 

These were a few of the examples I showed the kids. If you'd like my entire slide show leave your email in the comments and I'll happily send it along to you.
*** I now have my slide show available via this link. ***




There are so many great Van Gogh examples, you could easily tie it in with a Van Gogh lesson. 

Some more great finished products: