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Watercolor time-lapse painting of Oklahoma's most adorable rodent.
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Daily Doodle: Prairie Dog

Daily Doodle: Watercolor time-lapse painting of Oklahoma's most adorable rodent.

Daily Doodle: Watercolor time-lapse painting of Oklahoma’s most adorable rodent.

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After drawing hands in Art II, we moved on to contour drawing with shoes as our subject. Painting with liquid watercolor was a nice break from drawing and I like the vibrant backgrounds.
We started our wire figure sculptures in 3D Design today! I haven’t done this lesson since 2015 and it made me so happy and nostalgic to dust it off again. Student examples coming soon!
My 3D Design students just finished their clay slab series and it was so much fun handing clay to high schoolers again. Student examples next week!
After looking at Hannah Hoch and Surrealism inspired artworks, students created portrait collages juxtaposing unlikely images. These are so fun, hauntingly beautiful and a little scary all at the same time.
I’ve got to hand it to my Art II students, 👀 they’ve been hard at work this week! ✌🏼👏🏼🤘🏼
My Art II students have done an amazing job drawing hands from observation focusing on the contour drawing style. We are wrapping our drawings up this week and moving on to

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