Main purpose of this I SPY RED project is to teach Emphasis using Color.
All above by Tabitha Morgan, teacher
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Mrs. Blankenship's 5th grade
Angela, Gabriella,
Kadin & Abby.
Light Pencil... just in case you mess up.
Using only neutrals, black & white for background design.
I used some brown and black markers, brown and white colored pencils.
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What's red?
Lips, flowers, ladybugs, cherries, berries, birds, butterflies, balloons, cars, umbrellas, costs, shoes....
What's NOT red?!
1. Draw with pencil something red on red construction paper.
2. Outline with black marker to emphasize the lines.
3. Shade dark sides with red colored pencil, crayon or marker.
4. Highlight light side with white colored pencil, crayon or possibly paint with thin brush,
*a student asked if they could do more than one object. After discussing the idea that EMPHASIS is about having one thing stand out and grab your attention, we made a decision. Yes you can IF they are the same object multiplied. NO if it is a bunch of random objects that are not unified in the picture. Random takes away from the focus on the ONE important Emphasized Red Object.
Black Marker, red shadow...
White highlight.
Cut out and glue down on neutral board.
I used some brown and black markers, brown and white colored pencils.
