沙堡盐粒水彩绘画美术项目
原文链接：https://createartwithme.com/sand-castle-salt-watercolor-painting/
日期： 2016-05-10
作者： 米歇尔·伊斯
分类： 二年级、三年级、四年级、五年级、课后美术与美术夏令营、美术课、小学美术、学年末项目、幼儿园至一年级、美术课最后一天、绘画课、肌理、水彩课、防水水彩技法
标签： 海滩主题美术课、如何将记号笔转化为水彩、海洋主题美术项目、与海洋相关的美术项目、再利用报废记号笔、回收报废记号笔、盐粒与水彩绘画、水彩上撒盐、盐粒水彩技法、沙堡主题美术、沙堡美术项目、沙粒肌理、沙堡美术、沙堡美术项目、儿童沙堡绘画、沙堡美术项目、触觉肌理、肌理、视觉肌理
沙堡盐粒水彩绘画海滩、沙子、沙堡与海洋——这些总让我想起在路易斯安那州南部度过的童年夏日！
这些便是本沙堡美术项目的灵感来源！我最初是在Creator’s Joy 的“沙堡美术项目”中看到这一创意的，他们的项目使用丙烯颜料与砂纸制作。（超爱这个点子——下次一定要试试！）但这次我想用一些自制的棕色水彩颜料，它们来自我们“记号笔天堂”盒子里再利用的报废记号笔。（如何将记号笔转化为水彩）我手头有大量已干涸的棕色与蓝色记号笔，已将其制成水彩颜料，而本项目正是使用这些颜料的绝佳机会！
在湿水彩上撒盐会产生非常酷的效果——这恰好能为我们的画作营造出逼真的沙粒肌理感。本项目共耗时两节课，每节1小时15分钟。
我们是这样做的……
所需材料： 水彩颜料、液态水彩（棕色与蓝色，由再利用的记号笔制成）、食盐、水彩纸、画笔、水杯
教学目标： 学生将探索在湿润水彩上添加食盐这一实验性水彩技法；运用该技法在沙堡绘画中模拟视觉肌理；回忆自己堆建沙堡的经历，并凭记忆绘制一幅自己心目中的海边沙堡。
- 向学生提问：你还记得自己去海滩玩沙子的情景吗？你堆过沙堡吗？当时用了哪些工具来建造它？
- 肌理是美术的基本元素之一。肌理可分为真实肌理（即“触觉肌理”，可触摸并感知）或“视觉肌理”（仅能通过观察感知）。
- 展示并提供沙堡的参考图片。
- 先用铅笔勾勒沙堡、海滩、海洋及其他细节（如螃蟹、小桶、铲子、海螺、海星等）。
- 用永久性记号笔描出所有轮廓线。
- 用液态棕色水彩涂绘沙堡；趁颜料仍非常湿润时，将食盐撒入颜料中——但切勿撒得过多！务必等其完全干燥后再进行下一步，否则颜料会相互晕染。
- 用液态蓝色水彩涂绘天空；若想表现日落效果，则可选用整套水彩颜料调色。
- 使用全套水彩颜料完成其余部分的绘制。
学生作品：（点击图片可查看高清大图）
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Sandcastle Salt and Watercolor Painting Art Project
Original: https://createartwithme.com/sand-castle-salt-watercolor-painting/
Date: 2016-05-10
Author: Michelle East
Categories: 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, After School Art & Art Camp, Art Lessons, Elementary Art, End of the Year Projects, K-1st Grade, Last Day of Art Lessons, Painting Lessons, Texture, Watercolor Lessons, Watercolor Resist
Tags: Beach art lesson, How to Turn Markers into Watercolors, Ocean Art Projects, Ocean Related Art Projects, re-purposed dead markers, reclaim dead markers, Salt and Watercolor Painting, Salt on watercolors, salt watercolor technique, sand castle art, Sand Castle Art project, sand texture, sandcastle art, Sandcastle art project, sandcastle painting for kids, Sandcastles Art Project, tactile texture, texture, visual texture
Sand Castle Salt Watercolor PaintingBeach, Sand, Sandcastles & the Ocean-these bring back great memories of my summers growing up in south Louisiana!
These are the inspiration for this Sandcastle Art Project! I originally saw this project at Creator’s Joy-Sandcastles Art Project, their project is made with acrylic paint and sand paper. (LOVE THAT IDEA-going to try that next time). But I wanted to use some of the brown watercolor paint that we made with re-purposed dead markers from our “Marker Heaven” box. (How to Turn Markers into Watercolors) I had LOTS of brown & blue dried markers that I made into watercolors and this seemed like a great project to use them on!
Salt on watercolors gives such a cool affect-this would be perfect for giving a sand texture look on our painting. This project took two 1 hour/15 minute classes.
Here is how we did it…
Supplies: Watercolor paints, Liquid Watercolors-brown & blue (made from re-purposed markers), Table Salt, Watercolor Paper, paint brushes, water cups
Objectives: Students will explore the experimental watercolor painting technique of adding salt to wet watercolors. They will use this technique to simulate visual texture on their sandcastle paintings. They will recall from memory building sandcastles and draw their own version of a sandcastle by the ocean.
- Ask students: Do you remember a time when you went to the beach and played in the sand. Did you ever make a sandcastle? what types of tools did you use to create it?
- Texture is an element of art. Texture can be both real or “Tactile” (you can touch & FEEL it) or it can be “Visual” (you can only SEE the texture).
- Look at and provide reference pictures of sandcastles.
- Draw the sandcastle, beach, ocean & other details (crabs, pails, shovels, sea shells, starfish, etc.) in pencil first.
- Outline all lines in permanent marker.
- Use liquid brown watercolor to paint the sandcastle **While the paint is still very wet, sprinkle salt into the paint-don’t go too crazy with the salt! LET DRY -or the paints will bleed together.
- Use liquid blue watercolor to paint the sky OR if they want to paint a sunset, use the palette of watercolors.
- Finish painting with the palette of watercolors.
Student Artwork: (click on picture to see the full image)
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我们是这样做的…… 