by Robin
In the area of fine arts, Vignettes are quickly rendered, impressionistic scenes that focus on one moment or give an impression about a character or a setting. You can use any medium to create a vignette but remember, you're traveling, so consider mobility.
Andrew's art class met at the beach on Saturday to draw vignettes. It was an opportunity I didn't want him to miss inspite of me being sick. Here are my "vignettes" of them drawing vignettes.
(Andrew & Ms D)
This would be an awesome family project for those of you who homeschool. You don't have to travel to the beach. It could be a field, a playground, zoo or park. Make sure everybody has some sketch paper.
Spend about 5 minutes at each stop. Make a few stops and point out interesting things to draw. When you get home, break out the watercolors, colored pencils, crayons and then fill in the color. It is a lot of fun.
I'll have to find & scan some of the vignettes at a later date. Very fun way to spend the afternoon. When we got back to the picnic tables in the shade, we all had a water/snack break. We continued cracking jokes & drawing the things around us. I even sketched out the condo next to the parking lot. Lots of fun.
No comments:
Post a Comment