螺旋绵羊

Original: https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2016/09/spiral-sheep.html

Date: 2016-09-06 Tags: colorful, Eli Halpin, rodeo art, Sheep, spirals


Step by Step practice with

Shapes & line.

The Bigger Project

  1. Construction Paper & Crayon

Mrs. Oliver's 1st grade class

  1. Sharpie, Crayon Resist with Tempera Cakes

Use a large brush to paint the background with tempera cakes.

When you use the watered tempera cakes over the crayon, it will resist the paint and rise above.

Use a smaller brush to fill in the curly spirally wool with various colors.
Be bold ad brave with your colors.


Mrs. Bluhm's 1st graders

Aiden, Alyssa M. & Asher (left side)

Olivia & Thomas (right side)


Inspiration...

Eli Halpin's sheep

Eli is a Texas artist in Austin. She paints western animals using a very unique color and texture ideas. Students discuss her ideas of color variety vs. real life colors in the sheep.

http://elihalpin.com

Mutton Busting

Kids are able to ride on the back of sheep and hold on as tight and long as possible to win a belt buckle! This is modeled after the big boy bull rides at the Texas Livestock Show & Rodeo.

https://youtu.be/Tm_FTC_Za98