After seeing the moving TOY STORY 3, I went to my stash of toys and stuffed animals and selected my Sock Monkey to visit the studio.
My students were not as amused as I was but it was (and always will be) a good lesson.
Take something soft and cuddly, like a stuffed animal and draw it, photograph it, make a painting of it.
I hope you like the four paintings of the Sock Monkey .... not all were finished but you will get the idea.
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Mixed Media Class
Fun and projects!
Mixed Media Class
Muriel
Mixed Media Class
Peggy
Mixed Media Class
Nancy
Poppies ....
ready for their new home!
Ta Da .....
this little gem is ready for blog preview and Etsy post tomorrow!
Ta - da!!!!
I can now walk away from the Easter Pear!!!
Easter Pear?
I like pears better than eggs!!!
Easter Pear Step 1
Step 1 - I thought this would be enough ... silly me!
Easter Pear Step 2
Step 2 - I wanted to add a bit of EGG Whimsy.
Easter Pear Step 3
Step 3 - It wouldn't be mine if there weren't any cast shadows.
Easter Pear Step 4
Step 4 - And I love a good implied table line ... don't you??
Easter Pear Step 5
Step 5 - Oh, better kick up the value a bit!
Easter Pear Step 6
Step 6 - The background could use a value shift.
Easter Pear Step 7
Step 7 - Add, of course we need a bit of implied texture!
I love Sock Monkey...sounds like a fun painting session to me!
ReplyDeleteLove all three student drawings . . and of course I like yours. I just want to stroke the longer ears on the bottom monkey . . . .he touches my heart. The middle onw looks like he is in shock that someone would see him without clothes and the top one reminds me of a train conductor . . no idea why, but he does.
ReplyDeleteGreat lesson!
:o}paula
Naturally, I LOVE these!!! They're great :)
ReplyDeleteI am going to do a series of sock monkeys ....
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