Barb at the
Handbook of Nature Study Blog suggested an art project in her August Newsletter. Tricia at
Hodgepodge has a tutorial on how to
chalk a marsh. Fun fun fun! So, Tricia please tell Nana thanks for us! It was a splendid time.
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Isn't it cool, we found a place just like our drawing? Originally, I had the project planned to do on a quiet afternoon while camping. Somehow, it never happened. |
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J6 had a good time with this one- he waffled between enjoying the mess and then not so much enjoying it! |
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R11, ever the artist, really liked to scumble! You simply have to look that word up! |
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A lovely finished product. |
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A first grade masterpiece. |
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I love this one from I9...just look at that sky! |
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E12 did a fine job as well- he's not always a fan of the art projects, but he is a good sport and gives them a whirl. |
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Happiness is a full gallery of new art work. Don't you just want to go there? |
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Our pastels- see the little box? A gift from an artist pastor. He hoped we could find a use for them. Um...yes! |
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Of course, I gave it a shot. Not a masterpiece but it sure was fun to do! |
This was a great little project! We will definitely be checking out some more of
Nana's tutorials. And chalk pastels, although they are a bit messy, are really fun to work with- have you looked up "scumble" yet? Because that's
really fun!
5 comments:
Oh beautiful, fun, messy and wonderful! So glad you all enjoyed Nana's tutorial. Scumbling and fisting are our favorites. Thank you for sharing, fellow pastel artists! ~Tricia
Ta Da!!! Wow!!
Love your artwork and I do think you should work through more of Nana's tutorials.
Love the artwork in frames too!
Thanks so much for sharing.
Those are great! And, I did look up the word!
Every time I read a post I just want the three of us to come and live at your place to be home schooled! You really do a wonderful job and I love your suggestions...keep it coming! Blessings, Renelle
Hey there!
I am Nana from Hodgepodgemom, and I wanted to let you and your children know that I think your marsh pastels are beautiful! Keep up the great work!
Nana
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