秋日白杨树综合材料美术课(水彩绘画与拼贴)
原文链接:https://createartwithme.com/fall-aspen-trees-mixed-media-art-lesson/
日期: 2016年10月15日
作者: 米歇尔·伊斯特
分类: 开学第一堂美术课、二年级、三年级、四年级、课后美术班与美术夏令营、美术课程、拼贴课程、小学美术、幼儿园至一年级、绘画课程、蛋彩画课程、水彩课程
标签: 白杨之眼、白杨树之眼、秋日桦树林、秋日白杨树、用蛋彩画表现秋叶、秋日树木美术课、综合材料美术课、白杨树绘画、水彩绘画与拼贴、水彩树形拼贴、水彩撒盐画法、冬日树木艺术项目
秋日树木绘画与拼贴秋日白杨树综合材料美术课(水彩绘画与拼贴)
啊,我多么热爱秋天!我们住在得克萨斯州,那里几乎根本没有真正的秋季——天气直接从酷热跳到微温,再猛地跳回酷热。早些年我家曾住在田纳西州,我记得那时树叶变色的景象美得令人屏息:鲜亮的红、橙与黄,仿佛整片树林都在燃烧!
本项目的灵感来源多样。我早有构想:将秋日白杨树拼贴与水彩撒盐画法结合,并用蛋彩颜料添加秋叶。 以下即为具体灵感来源:
秋日白杨树
白杨树: 我母亲最近在科罗拉多州度假时,给我发来了下方两张照片。我真是羡慕极了!看到这些照片,我立刻决定创作一幅秋日白杨树主题作品。
其他美术教师与艺术家:
我们的制作步骤如下:
材料: 11×15英寸康颂水彩纸、1条12英寸长×1英寸宽与1条12英寸长×½英寸宽的卡纸条(每位学生各3条)、若干不同尺寸的小卡纸条(用于树枝)、记号笔、蓝色与紫色液体水彩(我们使用回收的马克笔自制)、食盐、红色/橙色/黄色蛋彩颜料、棉签
操作步骤:
树木部分
- 在长条与短条卡纸上,用超细尖记号笔沿树干方向画水平线(线条长度需变化,且切勿横贯整条纸带)。
- 在卡纸条上画出“眼睛”(大小需变化)。
- 将树枝粘贴到树干上;在每根树干上写上自己的姓名;用回形针将所有部件夹在一起,留待下次使用。
背景部分
- 在画纸下半部分画出三条起伏的山丘轮廓线。
- 用水彩颜料涂绘天空,并趁颜料仍非常湿润时撒上食盐。最好等其完全干燥后再画山丘,否则天空颜色会渗入山丘(正如我们所遇——不过有些孩子反而很喜欢这种效果)。
- 用绿色颜料绘制山丘,呈现秋日景象;或用浅蓝色绘制,表现冬日雪景。
最终完成
- 将白杨树拼贴到水彩背景纸上。调整位置,避免所有树干底部都落在同一条基线上(建议每座山丘上安排一棵树)。
- 用棉签蘸取蛋彩颜料点出“树叶”。注意将树叶成组点画(如堆叠状),而非随意散落于画面各处。
学生作品
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Original: https://createartwithme.com/fall-aspen-trees-mixed-media-art-lesson/
Date: 2016-10-15
Author: Michelle East
Categories: 1st Day of Art Class, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, After School Art & Art Camp, Art Lessons, Collage Lessons, Elementary Art, K-1st Grade, Painting Lessons, Tempera Painting, Watercolor Lessons
Tags: Aspen Eyes, Aspen Tree Eyes, Autumn Birch Landscapes, Fall Aspen Trees, fall leaves with tempera, fall trees art lesson, Mixed-Media Art Lesson, Painting Aspen Trees, Watercolor Painting & Collage, Watercolor Painting tree Collage, watercolor salt painting, winter tree art project

Oh how I LOVE fall! Where we live in Texas there pretty much is no real fall season. It goes from crazy hot to luke-warm and then back to crazy hot again. For a while my family lived in Tennessee and I remember how absolutely beautiful the changing of the trees was-vibrant reds, oranges and yellows. Like the trees were on fire!
The inspiration for this project has come from many places. I knew that I wanted to combine fall aspen trees collaged with watercolor salt painting, and add the fall leaves with tempera. Here is were the inspiration came from:
Fall Aspen Trees
Aspen Trees: My mother sent me the two pictures below from her vacation in Colorado recently. I am SO jealous! I saw these pictures and knew I wanted to create a picture with fall aspen trees.
Other Art Teachers & Artists:
Here is how we did it:
Supplies: 11×15″ Canson Watercolor paper, 1 x 12″ & 1/2 x 12″ Card stock strips (3 per student), Random size smaller strips for branches, sharpies, liquid watercolors in blue & purple (we used reclaimed markers), table salt, red, orange and yellow tempera paint, Q-tips
Instructions:
TREES
- On the long & shorter strips, use a ultra fine tip sharpie to draw horizontal lines on the tree (vary the length of the lines & make sure they never go all the way across).
- Draw “eyes” on the strips (vary the size).
- Glue the branches onto the trunk of the tree. Write your name on all trunks. Paper clip together for next time.
BACKGROUND
- Draw 3 rolling hills on the lower half of you paper.
- Paint the sky with watercolors and sprinkle salt into the paint while it is still very wet. Best to let dry or they sky will bleed with the hills (as ours did-some kids really liked that though).
- Paint the hills with green for a fall picture or light blue for a winter snow scene.
FINAL
- Glue the aspen trees onto the background watercolor paper. Vary the placement so they don’t all start along the same base line. (have one per hill)
- Apply with “leaves” using Q-tips and tempera paint. Try to group the leaves (like piles) instead of randomly where ever on the painting.
Student Artwork






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