Frozen Painting! - Learning Snowy Landscapes & Importance of Stroke Direction
In this 2 day class, students will be introduced to a palette knife, fan brush, shading & highlighting, and perspective.
Tabitha Watts
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:(323)
What's included
2 live meetings
2 hrs 40 mins in-class hoursClass Experience
This class is for students that truly want to take their painting to the next level and understanding how to work with specific brushes! In this class I will teach students: - How to create a person overlooking a dynamic snowy landscape - How to use a painting/palette knife to create jagged edged mountains with paint - How to properly control their paintbrushes for creating a sky & Aurora Borealis - How to create the illusion of depth through highlights and shadows - How to create frozen water - How to create a magical snowflake using stencils - Perspective: To represent three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface - Composition: Foreground, Middleground, & Background - Paintbrush etiquette There are times I purposely create a mistake in order to show students how to recover from any painting mistakes that may occur during their artistic journey! This beautiful painting allows students to explore personal creativity-- no two mountains or heroes will be the same! I encourage students to make personal color choices to create an art piece unique to themselves.
Learning Goals
Students will understand the importance of brush strokes
Students will learn how to create mountains
Students will learn how to use stencils
To create a poster-like art piece your learner will be proud of!
Other Details
Supply List
** Parents please check the supply list carefully. The brushes and palette knife listed are truly important to help your Learner achieve this wonderful painting. 11x14 or 12x16 inch canvas Paints: White, Navy Blue, Light Blue, Light Purple, Yellow, Beige, & Black acrylic paint. 2 1 inch flat brushes for background, stars (magic dust), and frozen water 1 1/2 flat brush for Woman's cape 1 Medium Fan brush for Aurora Borealis 1 pointed/detail brush for creating lines 1 Straight edge painting knife (Can come in plastic. Picture included in attachment for class) *Silhouette & Snowflake cutout for printing included in attachment (these come in sizes for the recommended canvas sizes) *Example Painting included in attachment (logo not included in lesson) *Example of fan brush and painting knife included Blow dryer Water jar Paper Towel Paper plate for paint palette *safe place to splash some paint!
4 files available upon enrollment
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined May, 2020
4.9
323reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Hullo!
My name is Tabitha, but most kids refer to me as Miss T.
I am looking forward to teaching young people how painting is unique to themselves as individuals, and that life lessons can stem from learning any kind of creative outlet. I personally believe that anyone can create artwork-- it just needs to be cultivated!
I was a studio art teacher for nearly 3 years having taught painting lessons to large groups of children as young as 3 years old to young adults 19+. I understand how to navigate through the discouragement that youths often feel when their art piece does not resemble someone else's that they deem "better," and teach them to see beyond the artwork and look at their own special skills and techniques.
In college I learned that history and science have big part to play in the art world therefore, I enjoy sprinkling "golden nuggets" of grammar and word origins into my art lessons.
In my spare time I think, read classic literature & children's fantasy books, draw & paint, go for walks, and plot novels.
Reviews
Live Group Class
$35
for 2 classes2x per week, 1 week
80 min
Completed by 3 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-15
3-6 learners per class
