Spring Warm and Cool Color Fruit Basket in Oil Pastels-Art Theory 1:1 Session
In this one-time class, kids will learn to draw and color at least 5 different, fresh, and refreshing spring season fruits in warm and cool colors using oil pastels coloring techniques!
Dipti Madhav BFA
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:(101)
What's included
Meets on Demand
schedule meetings as needed60 mins
per sessionTeacher support
Class Experience
Welcome to Mrs. D's Art Room where it is always a good day when you are learning something new. I specially designed this refreshing project to have some spring fun while learning. Kids will learn an important part of art theory, warm and cool color schemes. To make it more fun, they’ll learn this through drawing fruits in warm and cool colors using oil pastel blending skills! The young artist will learn how to draw a pineapple, an apple, a banana, blueberries or strawberries, a lemon, and a kiwi, and learn to color a textured basket. In this project, we will learn to draw some refreshing spring fruits in the basket using easy steps. We will use oil pastels to color and learn the blending technique. We will talk all about favorite fruits, learn color theory through the color wheel, ask questions, and be creative with the drawing. I will use a dual-screen so that kids can see me drawing with them throughout the whole class. Learners can eat their favorite fruit snack while drawing them in class and they can replace one or two fruits in their drawings with their favorite fruit! Students will be encouraged to socialize and share their artwork, although it is not required. Students will also be encouraged to make their artwork unique and complete their art independently if they are not finished in class. I pace our class based on the student’s abilities, so we will go slower or faster depending on how they are doing. No experience is needed for this class; learners will follow directions. Hope to see you soon!
Learning Goals
Students will learn basic knowledge of color theory, color wheel, coloring, and blending techniques of oil pastels.
Other Details
Supply List
Material for Spring warm and cool color fruit basket: 1. Drawing book/piece of paper (at least 8x11 preferred) 2. Pencil 3. Eraser 4. Ruler 5. Sharpie to outline the drawing 6. Oil pastels 7. Q-tips or any other art tool for color blending 8. Paper towels
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined February, 2022
4.9
101reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Hello and Welcome Outschoolars! I’m Mrs.D. ! I appreciate you considering me to be a part of your young artist's art journey!
I teach various art classes that involve color theories, color wheels, and color schemes that work together to create human figures, landscaping, and canvas painting with easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions. I love to teach different styles and techniques of art using Art Theory.
I am an artist by profession. I have a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts. I have participated in many art exhibitions in my public art center and library and taught art, crafts, and card making in elementary schools and Girl Scouts as a volunteer. I love to share art with my community.
I have been teaching 1:1 art classes online and in person for the last 5 years to ages 4 to 14 years. I have instructed children online all around the world, and continue to teach local classes and workshops in my community. I am so happy to continue what I am doing on a bigger and better platform from the comfort of my home.
I like to teach Art Theory in most of my projects so kids will learn multiple things without even realizing it. I believe all students can learn, and art is the best way to express yourself and your feelings in your unique way.
Art helps to improve hand and eye coordination. It also helps to grow your concentration and patience. Sometimes young minds can't express themselves through talking, but through drawing. I love connecting with students through art and helping them grow, laugh, and have some fun!
Class Expectation: Everyone works at different speeds. If the child is not finished with the piece by the end of class, they can finish the remaining picture at home and post it in the classroom.
Join me on this incredible adventure to take your child’s passion to the next level.
Thank you for visiting my profile! I’m looking forward to being a part of your child's art journey, growth, and success; can’t wait to see you in class!Reviews
Live 1-on-1 Lessons
$22
per sessionMeets on demand
60 min
Completed by 9 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 9-12
