The Art Studio Ballymahon

AI-generated image based on the data below Week 5: Perspective and Composition Objective : Learn the basics of perspective to enhance the overall composition of the fruit bowl and its still life. Activities: Introduction to Perspective : Teach students about one-point and two-point perspective principles. Show how to apply these techniques to make the fruit bowl look more realistic. Compositional Balance : Discuss the rule of thirds, focal points, and how to guide the viewer’s eye through a composition. Have students rearrange their fruit bowls (or use a reference) to create balanced, interesting compositions. Practice Sketches : Create a sketch of the fruit bowl focusing on perspective and balance. Homework/Reflection: Continue practising perspective in sketches at home, incorporating more complex arrangements in their still lives. Week 6: Advanced Shading and Texture Objective : Deepen understanding of how light interacts with surfaces and introduce textural effects through sha...

Gelli Plate printing with string

Creating prints with a gelli plate and string is an exciting and versatile printing technique that artists and craft enthusiasts can use to produce unique, textured designs. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to use a gelli plate to make prints using string: Materials Needed: Gelli plate (a gel printing plate) Acrylic paint Brayer (roller) String (various thicknesses and types for different effects) Paper (any type suitable for printing, such as printer paper, cardstock, or art paper) Palette or disposable plate for rolling out paint Cleanup tools (paper towels, baby wipes) Steps to Create String Prints with a Gelli Plate: 1. Prepare Your Workspace: Cover your work area with newspapers or a disposable tablecloth to protect surfaces. Lay out all materials within easy reach to facilitate a smooth workflow. 2. Set Up the Gelli Plate: Place your Gelli plate on a flat surface. If this is your first time using the plate, gently wash it with mild soap and warm water, then dry it thorou...

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