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Time lapse watercolor painting. Happy Valentines Day.
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Daily Doodle: Emo Valentine

This time lapse video is best viewed with angry rock music in the background. Happy Valentines Day.

Time lapse watercolor painting. Happy Valentines Day.

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Art II students started their pastel candle artworks this week and I am so excited to see the finished results.l!
These soap carvings are so satisfying to make and I couldn’t stop peering over their shoulders while they were working! They put in a a lot of effort sketching Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore sculptures before coming up with their own organic abstract designs.
My 3D Design students have been practicing soap carving to prepare for plaster carving unit. They did an amazing job creating sketches and carving their own designs! They’re a little grumpy about the plaster, but they will come around eventually. 😎
My students blew me away with our charcoal skull still life artwork. I am so happy with their attention to detail, value and composition. This was a messy artwork and they we were troopers. I am so glad I took the leap to return to the high school setting!
We started our acrylic painting unit this week and I’m so excited to see the finished results! We are using architecture as inspiration and painting in a loose and expressive style, which is a welcomed break from charcoal and realism.
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