Are you ready for Cycle 2 Art?
These art lessons are great for Classical Conversations, Cycle 2 (5th Ed. Foundations Guide).
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New Science Meets Art Drawing Lessons
We’ve added a new set of 1st quarter drawing projects connecting science and art:
- The Basic Lines and Shapes of Trees
- Drawing Leaves Using Symmetry
- Audubon’s Scientific Illustrations and Upside Down Drawing
- Creating Rhythm in Abstract Art with Fibonacci
- Atmospheric Perspective and the Science of Light
- Identifying Trees with Texture
A package with these lesson plans, plus the combined supply list and shopping list is also available!
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Studying Great Artists: Baroque Through Impressionist
I’m so excited to begin the 3rd quarter of cycle 2 fine arts! This is when we get to study artists from the Baroque, Neoclassical, Romantic, Realistic, and Impressionist Periods. In my opinion, these are the best time periods! (Confused about Art History? Get help here!)
I’ll be updating my existing lesson plans and adding some more by June 1, 2019!
- Drawing Facial Expressions Like Rembrandt (Dutch Baroque)
- Drawing Botanicals like Linnaeus (a scientist)
- Painting Landscapes Like Gainsborough (Late English Baroque)
- Plein-Air Painting like Monet (Impressionist)
- Capturing Action Like Degas (Impressionist)
- Glob it on like Morisot (Impressionist)
- Vincent van Gogh (Post-Impressionist) coming soon!
- I also hope to add a few more lesson plans about other artists from the Neoclassicism, Romantic, and Realism periods in June or July of 2019 (Maybe Jacques-Louis David, Thomas Cole, and Winslow Homer?)
Be on the lookout for podcast episodes about each of these artists starting late 2019!
Here’s our older blog post series about the amazing artists we study in cycle 2 of Classical Conversations:
- Saving Christmas with Amazing Artist Lesson Plans
- Drawing Facial Expressions Like Rembrandt
- Drawing Botanicals like Linnaeus
- Painting Landscapes Like Gainsborough
- Plein-Air Painting like Monet
- Capturing Action Like Degas
- Glob it on like Morisot