水彩博客画作
原文链接：https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2014/02/watercolor-blog-paintings.html
日期： 2014-02-19
标签： 美术课、色块、色彩、印象主义、记号笔、综合材料、Sharpie记号笔、描摹、水彩
这项作业的构思源于对复古“数字填色画”的研究。
近距离观察一幅数字填色画，感觉就像在看一幅迷彩图案！
一次只看到一小块区域，你所见的只是彼此相连的色块……
而当你退后纵观全貌时，便会发现这些“色块”如何共同构成一幅更宏大的画面。
作业要求
绘制
本项作业中，我让学生们先用铅笔在纸上画出一幅自然主题的设计图。我习惯为这个项目收集一些旧风景杂志或挂历。
着色
设计图完成后，学生使用可水洗记号笔对画面进行粗略着色。着色时不必工整，但需大致沿轮廓线内涂绘。同时建议在同一色系内混合使用多种颜色。例如，若天空是蓝色，就可选用多种不同深浅的蓝色记号笔，在天空区域画出随意的横向线条。
水染
记号笔着色完成后，学生用湿润的画笔逐个区域地蘸水晕染纸面。此步骤旨在使部分颜色自然交融，从而生成新的色彩。注意切勿过度晕染，以免整片区域变成单一、呆板的色调。
勾线
最后，用黑色记号笔沿所有已着色区域的边缘进行勾勒。这些被勾勒出的“色块”，每个内部必须仅含一种颜色。若某一块区域内出现两种及以上颜色，则需进一步将其分割为多个单色小色块。
点击下方图片可查看更大细节……
特伦特的小木屋（林边）
赫克托的日落剪影
顺便一提……你完全不必像这样将线条画得过于精细。海莉以极其优美的线条作画，结果却因担心水染会破坏这些线条而心痛不已。你的记号笔运笔完全可以宽放、随意，并顺应所填区域的轮廓自然弯曲。
水彩博客画作
Original: https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2014/02/watercolor-blog-paintings.html
Date: 2014-02-19
Tags: art lesson, blobs, colors, impressionism, markers, mixed media, sharpie, tracing, watercolor
This assignment was thought of after studying the concept of a vintage paint by number.
Looking up close at a paint by number feels like you are looking at a camouflage design!
Seeing small sections at a time, you only see blobs of connected colors...
Then as you see the bigger picture, you see how those "blobs" are connected to a grander design.
THE ASSIGNMENT
DRAW
On this assignment, I have the kids pencil draw a design of something in nature. I like to collect old landscape magazines or calendars for this project.
COLOR
After the design is drawn out, the students use washable markers to sketchily color in the scene. You color the areas in somewhat messily but still staying in contour with the picture. It is also good to mix in colors in the same family with each other. For example, if the sky is blue... find a variety of blue markers to make sketchy horizontal lines all over sky area.
WATER PAINT
After marker is competed, artist will use a wet brush to water down each section at a time of the paper. The point here is to blend some colors together to create new ones. Be careful, You do not want to overblend where it makes one monotonous color.
TRACE
Use a black marker to trace around all areas of color that were created. These traced "blobs" should each contain only ONE color. If there is more than one color in one blob, further make blobs in that blob.
You can click on the below images to see bigger details...
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| Ashton's Tree Trunk Sunset |
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| Nick Pearson's yellow flower field |
Trent's Cabin by the woods
Hector's Sunset Silhouette
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| Veronica's After the Water |
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| Hailey's Before the water... INsert Hailey's after watercolor here..... |
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BTW.. you do not have to get intricate with the lines like this. Hailey went a little far with her beautiful lines that it broke her heart to water over them. Your maker strokes can be broad and messy bending with the contour of the area you are filling in.
