Sunday, March 28, 2010

Spring Art Ideas



Below are some art ideas that may inspire both you and your child:

Rainy Art:

View Takahashi Shotei-Hiroaki's "Night Shower" here:
Night Shower

View Ando Hiroshige's "Sudden Showers" here: Sudden Showers

Encourage your child to create a drawing that includes rain. Notice that the angle that the rain is drawn depicts the windiness of the weather. The greater the angle, the windier the weather.

You can view more rainy art by Takahoshi Shotei-Hiroshige in the slideshow below:

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Sunny Art:

Robert Duncan is able to capture the essence of Spring through his paintings. Many of his paintings contain people. Focus on how he captures "spring" through the content of his art and the use of a spring colour palette. View some of his art below:

Simple Things

Spring

Mountain Garden

Encourage your child to use a spring colour palette in an original painting. A spring palette includes mainly bright yellows, yellow greens, purples and pinks.

Other Spring Art ideas:

Georgia O'Keefe - Abstract Flowers

What's Outside Your Window?

How to Draw a Flower video

Drawing from Nature

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