Watercolor Expressions - Gnome Valentine

New class

Ages 7-12

Live One-Time Class

Grab your favorite permanent markers and watercolors to create this mixed media resist drawing of an adorable Gnome Valentine art piece!

AmityShay

Average rating:

4.9

Number of reviews:

(1,256 reviews)

Live video meetings

Meets once

3-9 learners per class

45 min

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What's included

1 live meeting

45 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

Using simple materials and step-by-step instructions learners will be able to create this adorable Gnome Valentine art piece! With this type of structured drawing & painting instruction, you set your child up for success! Friends and family will be amazed at what is created and learners will feel very confident! We will start by sketching, then finalize our lines with permanent marker. Artists will finish this piece up with a colorful permanent markers and watercolors. Each learner is encouraged to put their own personal touch on their masterpiece. 
This class is perfect for those who love art and want to develop their simple drawing skills. At the end of class learners will have the option to share their original work of art in a safe supportive space.

Learning Goals

Confidence Building
*Fine and Gross Motor Skills
*Problem-Solving
*Science Integration
*Learn New Art Terms and Skills
*Have Fun!

Other Details

Parental Guidance

N/A

Supply List

*Paper, canvas or hardboard 8x10 or bigger
*Watercolors
*Small, medium and large paint brushes
*Water cup
*A Rainbow of permanent markers
*Pencil
*Eraser
*Sharpie black permanent marker
*Paper towel or rag

*BRIGHT COLORED SHARIPES OR PERMANENT MARKERS ARE ONE OF MY FAVORITE TOOLS FOR THIS PROJECT!*

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Sources

N/A

Meet the teacher

AmityShay

Joined December, 2018

4.9

1256reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

As an award-winning art teacher, I feel like I've discovered some important key elements in teaching art to young learners. The most valuable thing to me is to teach confidence and also appreciation for growth and I feel like each art piece that I teach does that. At the end of class, it is my hope that each learner feels successful and very confident in their skills.