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Love this – we are doing similar but media explorations based around a chosen object, taking it through drawing, collage, watercolour and acrylic painting, print elements and sculpture.
We looked at Emma Larsson’s watercolour based works to free them up as a starting point for watercolour. Starting with playful approaches as they explore each medium stops students being so tight once they apply it. in a more focused way.
Sounds fabulous! I know of others who are working with one object too. Anything that encourages depth in exploration is ideal for this first term.
Are the examples here student work?
Yes, the artwork belongs to students from the past few years. Only the two ‘orange’ mock-ups are mine, but again, made up of my students’ work.