暖色与冷色手印图案水彩蜡笔抗水绘画
原文链接：https://createartwithme.com/warm-cool-colors-handprint-pattern-watercolor-crayon-resist-painting/
日期： 2013-01-03
作者： 米歇尔·伊斯
分类： 二年级、三年级、四年级、五年级、美术课、色彩对比、色彩理论、绘画课、小学美术、综合材料课、水彩课、水彩抗水技法课
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向小学生讲授美术原理有时颇具挑战，尤其对低年级学生而言。若将本课与音乐及诗歌中的“节奏”实例相结合，则有助于学生通过听觉建立对这一概念的理解。因此，在讲授图案、重复与节奏时，可先选用优秀的音乐与诗歌范例导入课程。我让学生练习绘制图案，并在本课中同步学习暖色与冷色知识。
谁不喜欢观看“魔法”发生的瞬间——当水彩涂覆于蜡笔线条之上！我超爱这个效果！
蜡笔与水彩抗水绘画是我最钟爱的美术项目之一！ 此课亦为一堂出色的跨学科课程（融合科学与美术）。“油与水不相溶”这一科学原理，在我们以水彩覆盖蜡笔线条时，呈现出直观而完美的视觉例证。这是一堂趣味十足的综合材料课！
所需材料： 铅笔、12×18英寸卡纸、蜡笔或油画棒（仅限暖色）、水彩颜料、画笔、可选：基础水彩技法教案与练习单、色轮练习单 或 暖色与冷色练习单
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## Warm & Cool Color Worksheet
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操作步骤：
- 让学生在一张12×18英寸卡纸或水彩纸上，用铅笔描画自己手掌轮廓5–7次。低年级学生可能需要协助；我鼓励他们独立完成，但若确有困难，可请同伴仅帮忙描画一至两个手形。
在12×18英寸卡纸上描画5–7个手形轮廓
2. 学生用不同暖色蜡笔（红色、橙色、黄色及其间色）描摹全部手形。务必强调描线要粗——这有助于增强抗水效果。
3. 接着，仅使用暖色蜡笔在各手形内绘制图案。鼓励学生为每只手设计不同的图案。
用暖色在每只手中绘制不同图案。
手印图案（暖色）
后续步骤有多种选择。 我附上自己尝试不同背景效果所制作的样图。关键在于：须以某种方式在背景中融入冷色。冷色包括绿色、蓝色与紫色（及其间色）。黑色背景使用的是印度墨汁。
冷色背景的手印抗水绘画
黑色背景配冷色背景的手印抗水绘画
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其他水彩课程：
海马暖色与冷色水彩绘画
基础水彩技法教案与练习单
基础水彩课
圣巴西尔教堂水彩绘画课
其他水彩与蜡笔抗水课程：
心形艺术——综合材料课
海胆图案水彩抗水课
雪人马克笔与水彩抗水绘画
非具象肌理拓印与水彩抗水课
Warm & Cool Colors Handprint Pattern Watercolor & Crayon Resist Painting
Original: https://createartwithme.com/warm-cool-colors-handprint-pattern-watercolor-crayon-resist-painting/
Date: 2013-01-03
Author: Michelle East
Categories: 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, Art Lessons, Color Contrast, Color Theory, Drawing Lessons, Elementary Art, Mixed Media Lessons, Painting Lessons, Watercolor Lessons, Watercolor Resist
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Teaching the principles of art to elementary students can sometimes be a challenge, especially the younger students. Coupling the lesson with examples of rhythm in music and rhythm in poetry helps make audible connections to the concept. So when presenting a lesson on pattern, repetition, and rhythm find good music & poetry examples to begin the lesson with. I had them practice making patterns. We also learned about warm and cool colors in this lesson.
Who doesn’t love watching the “magic” happen when you paint watercolors over crayons! I LOVE it-
Watercolor and crayon resist paintings are among my favorite art projects! It is also a good cross-curriculum lesson with Science and Art. Oil & water don’t mix and we see a perfect visual example of this when we paint watercolors over the crayons. This is a fun mixed-media lesson!!
Supplies: pencils, 12×18″ Tagboard, crayons or oil pastels (in warm colors), Watercolor paints, brushes, Optional: Basic Watercolor Techniques Lesson & Worksheet, Color Wheel Worksheet or Warm & Cool colors Worksheet
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## Warm & Cool Color Worksheet
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Instructions:
- Have children trace their hands 5-7 times in pencil on a sheet of 12×18″ tag-board or watercolor paper. Younger kids may need help, I encouraged them to do it on their own, but if they really needed help then they could ask their partner to draw only one or two hands.
Outline Hands 5-7 times on a 12×18″ piece of tag-board
2. Students trace all their hands in different warm colored crayons (red, orange, yellow & intermediate colors too). Make sure they are drawing THICK lines-this helps in the resist process.
3. Next, draw patterns using only warm colored crayons. Encourage them to make a new pattern in each hand.
Draw different patterns in each hand using WARM colors.
Handprint with Warm Color Pattern
There are many options to the next part. I am including pictures of samples I have made experimenting with different backgrounds. The important part is to incorporate the COOL colors into the background somehow. Cool colors are green, blue, & purple (with their intermediate colors). The black background is India Ink.
Hand Print Resist with Cool Background
Hand Print Resist Black with Cool Background
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Additional Watercolor Lessons:
Seahorse Warm & Cool Color Watercolor Painting
Basic Watercolor Techniques Lesson Plan & Worksheet
Basic Watercolor Lesson
St. Basil Watercolor Painting Lesson
Additional Watercolor & Crayon Resist Lessons:
Heart Art- Mixed Media Lesson
Sand Dollar Pattern Watercolor Resist Lesson
Snowman Painting with Markers & Watercolor Resist
Non-Objective Texture Rubbing & Watercolor Resist
