Practice Drawing the 6 different shells.
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Look up each one on Google images for more details.
Include texture, shading and lines.
Student Practice Seashells Study
2022
Kenzie, Jorja
Mary A., Zoe.
Kai Kerbo, Addyson B.
Danielle V. 2021
Destinee, Bransyn,
Olivia & Mikayla
Olivia & Mikayla
2021
Spring 2022
Zoe, Estrella, Kaylee,
Grayson, Kenzi, & Jorja
Braun, Vanessa, Jaycee,
Kai, Olivia, & Addy
Mineola Middle School - Grade 7 & 8
Spring 2021
Yarelli, Braylee,
Kyla & Victoria
Kyla & Victoria
Karen, Caroline,
Tania & Addison
Tania & Addison
Bransyn, Carie, Olivia,
Miyah, Jannette & Ainsley
Miyah, Jannette & Ainsley
SUMMER ART CAMP, Quitman, Texas 2019
Images above were made by Instruction of Tabitha Morgan at
HeARTworks in Quitman, Texas
https://quitmanheartworks.com/
Blake, Titus,
Andrew, olivia, Khloe & Taylor
2nd Grade Artists from Mrs. Craig's class (above)
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Martin, addyson,
Christopher, no name,
reighlyn & Alexis
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Say it ten times fast."She draws sea shells by the sea shore!"
Since Summer is on he horizon, it only seems fitting to draw Summer stuff. Seashells are a great way to teach balance, symmetry, contour line and form.
I created a number of How To Draw Sea Shell worksheets after studying shells myself. I am giving these to the students to practice with drawing the shells.
Students will draw 3 or more shells (all the same or different) in the middle of their paper.
Use a pencil and draw light, till you know it's right.
Then go darker of use permanent marker.
Use crayons to color the seashells (use lots of pressure to seal up all paper)
In the center of the paper, with a white crayon, draw small circles clumped together like grape clusters. This will be a line of sea foam that divides the water from the sand.
Drawing the sand dollar, starfish and scallop here in time lapse...
Drawing the bubbles with white crayon, coloring the shells with crayons and painting the sand and water with tempera cakes. This is called the crayon resist method.
the top portion above shells and bubbles with blues, greens and purples.
Paint the bottom portion with yellows, oranges and browns.
You should be able to paint on top of the seashells since you colored hard with crayon.
The wax will resisit the watercolor and stay unaffected.
Madelynn, KindergARTen
Alternative Idea
Use brown paper, draw the shells and outline with black marker.
You can purchase this lesson on my TPT!
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Seashells-by-the-Seashore-3116928
