What's included
4 live meetings
4 in-class hoursHomework
Finish any unfinished projects.Class Experience
In this class, students will learn about 19th century conservationist John James Audubon, who used art and prints to highlight the beauty of nature, birds, animals, and plants. Students will learn a variety of art techniques to create their own art piece. Audubon, with his work, hoped to preserve the beauty and wonder of American plant and animal life by painting and printing them. He later made the art available for people to enjoy in museums and their homes. Students are encouraged to engage with the teacher and to share their progress with the class by raising their hand and asking questions. Recording of each class will be made available for students to review projects and techniques. Day 1: Wax Resist and Watercolor Day 2: Styrofoam Print Making Day 3: Clay Flamingo Transfer Day 4: Paint Flamingo and Model Magic Nests
Other Details
Supply List
Day 1: Watercolor Paper Watercolor Paint Paint Brushes Black Sharpies Printout White oil pastel (not soft pastels) Pencil Eraser Salt (not Kosher) Table Covering Cup of Water Day 2: Styrofoam Plate *note that paper plates will not work for this project Sharp Pencil Dark colored acrylic paint (black is best) White construction paper or printer paper Rubber paint roller or a flat edge brush Cookie Sheet Table covering Day 3: Watercolor Paint Paint brushes Cup of Water Printed art from day 2 (that we created in class) Air Dry Clay (Crayola has a great product) Rolling pin Washable Markers Table Covering Flamingo Printout Sharp Pencil Optional item: soft spritzing spray bottle with water Day 4: Acrylic Paint Paint Palette Paint brushes Cup with water Paper towel Table Covering Model Magic (White or colored) Washable Markers
6 files available upon enrollment
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
I am an illustrator, artist, teacher, business owner, and a pug mom. I have a degree in Illustration, a visual art minor with 20 years of teaching experience. I believe that knowledge is power and the more you know the greater your influence can be. Learning should be fun and individual. Even when my students are looking at the same picture for painting class, their work is very individual and unique to them and I love that part of the creative process. We are all learners and we should celebrate each other on the Journey!
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Live Group Class
$50
for 4 classes1x per week, 4 weeks
60 min
Completed by 3 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-11
1-8 learners per class