It was a nice hour of interaction, where K tried new methods of craft and being a noob with colours and art, I learnt about colours too! It was rather fun and a good way to spend time with K.
Within the one-hour class, Kate was introduced to background (a sunflower seed, what the sunflower is, looks like, colours) then she attempted two methods of drawing a sunflower.
Within the one-hour class, Kate was introduced to background (a sunflower seed, what the sunflower is, looks like, colours) then she attempted two methods of drawing a sunflower.
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| Drawing a sunflower with crayons, on a piece of styrofoam board |
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| Carving the sunflower (creating indent) with a sharp stick |
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| Explaining about warm (red) and cool (blue) colours. I actually found this very interesting! Now I know which colours I can let K use so that they don't turn out murky and gross when she mixes them! |
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| Painting the sunflower. K's favourite bit of the activity - mixing colours and filling the flower in |
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| Printing the painted flower on rice paper |
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| TADA! |
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| The teacher was kind enough to let me try too. And this is my masterpiece |
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| Picking out crayons for method 2 |
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| Beautiful crayon colours |
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| That's her sunflower |
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| Kate's work |
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| Mine |
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| A happy girl showing off her sunflower works #proudparent |
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