Take a journey through art with Sharon Jeffus! In this lesson, you’ll take to the sea to discover how master artists like Winslow Homer used value and texture to create high-contrast seascapes. You’ll copy Homer’s “A Fishing Schooner,” then create a dramatic storm scene. Wrap it up by making sea creatures from terra cotta clay.
Element of Art:
Value
Texture
Art Appreciation:
Winslow Homer
Seascapes
Technique:
High Contrast Values with Charcoal
Sculpture
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We can’t wait to see your creativity!
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I’m not sure if I’m just having computer problems, but I cannot get the Lesson Handouts to download. I click through and it opens with a Page Not Found message.
Thank you so much,
Rebecca
Fixed! You can download the handout here: http://ourhomeschoolforum.com/images/pdfs/ATY_Lesson11_handout.pdf
We love these lessons — thank you for sharing them! Unfortunately, I can’t get the handout for this one to open or save. Is there a problem with the file?
Thanks again!
Fixed! You can download the handout here: http://ourhomeschoolforum.com/images/pdfs/ATY_Lesson11_handout.pdf