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Age: 4-6
Objective: To learn about Flowing Lines and Form
What You Need:
- Paper
- Brown and Green Paint
- Paint brush
What You Do:
- Ask the children what words they think of when you say "Forest".
- Write down the words on the chalkboard.
- Show the Children Emily Carr's Paintings of her trees. Go
to http://www.emilycarr.com/
- Next, give each child a piece of paper.
- Ask the children to draw a trunk of a tree.
- Now ask them to draw the branches with the green paint.
- Ask the children about the lines in their painting.
- Are the lines strong, bold, thin or thick?
- Did Emily Carr draw real trees?
- Do her trees look hazy or dreamlike?
- Create a Discussion.
Artist Biography
From EmilyCarr.com
"Emily Carr is one of Canada's greatest and most loved artists. Feeling
a spiritual connection with her subjects, Emily Carr painted both the
landscape and native villages of Western Canada in a unique and modern
style that was rejected during its time of production."
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