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Exploring the Magic of Van Gogh’s Impasto Texture with Crayons
Impasto with Crayons Vincent van Gogh’s iconic impasto technique, where thick, textured strokes of paint create dynamic, expressive surfaces, is one of the most recognizable elements of his work. But what if you could replicate that rich, tactile texture without a paintbrush? Enter wax pastels. These vibrant, smooth-to-apply crayons can be used to mimic the…
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Bold Colors, Icons, and Creative Expression in the Pop Art Movement of the Mid-Twentieth Century
Statement of Inquiry:Art can reflect and challenge societal values, with artists using popular culture to comment on issues and influence perceptions. Related Concept:Identity – Pop Art emphasizes the use of mass culture, commercial imagery, and familiar icons to explore how identities and values are shaped by consumerism and popular media. Global Context:Personal and cultural expression…
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Exploring Self-Identity through Giuseppe Arcimboldo, a Unique Italian Renaissance Painter
Statement of Inquiry: Our identities can be expressed through a combination of personal experiences, choices, and perceptions, which can be represented creatively through art and reflection. Related Concept: Identity and Expression Global Context: Personal and Cultural Expression Brief: Students will explore the theme of “self-identity” by creating a self-portrait inspired by the works of Giuseppe…
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Discovering Claude Monet and the Magic of Impressionism
Year 1 student’s impressionist painting after Claude Monet.
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