Paint | Design

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Doodling on a Wooden Box

empty wooden boxes can be bough from any stationary shop

just make sure u pick a nice size, easy to paint on

after choosing my perfect wooden box size and depth

i took my time doodling on the surface of the box with an average ink felt pen

after my flower doodles were done and finished

I took my time to paint all over the box with a dark pink colour

and when the paint was dried up and done

I painted all over the box glossy varnish to give it a nice smith texture

hope you liked my little project

enjoy customising your personal little box

Thursday, August 6, 2015

Experimenting On Little Art Monsters: Experiment 2

Today I asked my little art monsters to express their feeling through finger painting

and oh how much feeling I got!!

after i explained to them all about the colour theory and how we can mix colours to get more colours

they had the freedom to colour as they please using only the primary colours (yellow, red, blue)

and so the results are epic expression of childhood passions.

By: Hind

By: Tarek

he expressed his disappointment in not being able to operate freely in his fingers

opposite to what this experiment was meant to do

By: Sedra

she was just having fun!

By: Shahed and Moemen

By: Wissam

wissam kept complaining about being lost and not having a unified image of what the painting would look like

By: Nour

she painted a vase of flowers, clear and direct picture of venture for the ideal image of a painting

By: Rouba

her painting revolved around a blurry face

Tuesday, August 4, 2015

Experimenting On Little Art Monsters: Experiment 1

Today was my first day in my teaching experience

and oh how fun it was

I asked my little monsters to experiment with charcoal all over a empty paper

after a series of lines and shades and awkward shapes of lost navigation,

I asked them to try to sketch an imaginary landscape of hills and trees

and here is what I got

The understanding that ever hand stroke of charcoal shows slitty differently than the one before was a bit of a challenge. Moreover, the real hard part was making them understand the difference in the tray values and how it should be present to show depth perception

after doing group critiquing for our work

they final understood the difference in the values and the importance to show depth in ones drawing and avoiding flatness

then we took time to sketch single trees portrait

and a great improvement was obviously shown

the values were contrasting and clear

were as the brush stroke were steady and sharp