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The traced over their pencil lines with a black marker and used a combination of colored pencils and markers to color.

To finish up, the students created a background, foreground and desert details.

The two road lines follow the bottom angle line, starting small or close together at the left hand side of the paper (vanishing point) and growing larger as it nears the right hand side of the paper. If you know me, you would know that I love when kids break the (art) rules, so this was just a fun way to reinforce the rules of perspective. I had some fun with the kids at this point because I would make them erase their cactus and follow the rules. Many will forget the rule and start drawing random cactuses. The cactus will get smaller if the student keeps the tip and base of the cactus within the two angle lines. Continue to draw the cactus towards the left side of the paper.

To do this, start on one side of the paper and draw a large cactus that extends from the two angle lines.

We chose to draw saguaro cactus and a dirt road to demonstrate the perspective.

Erase any horizon line marks so this rule doesn’t confuse the kids.

The drawing of the cacti and the road will occur on the angle lines and NOT the horizon line.

The angle lines don’t have to touch the corners as this might be too steep of an angle.

Do again but this time above the horizon line.

Trace an angle line to the opposite edge of the paper. Then, place ruler on one side of the line at the paper’s edge. This way, the crease can act as the horizon line. Or, you can do what I did and folded the paper in half horizontally.

Draw horizontal line in the center of the paper.You’ll need rulers or some type of straight edge, a pencil and an eraser and a piece of white 12″ x 18″ paper to start.

It is still located on the horizon line, just not in the middle of the paper. Instead of placing the vanishing point on the (horizontal) horizon line like the lesson referenced above, I placed it off to the edge of one side of the paper. I hope you all had a fantastic break and are ready for the next 5 months.For this perspective lesson I thought it would be interesting to have a different view point. Life is good and they are calling for freezing rain and snow this week so the last picture I will share is this: Looked at pictures of snow – because we sure didn’t get any here.Īnd last, but not least, celebrated the new year with the bffs! (They didn’t mean to dress alike but the smaller one was thrilled.) Made snowman pancakes with bacon accessories! Katy asked for soft chewy treats and a new coat! Gave our wish lists to Santa (at Tractor Supply!?) Had breakfast with my hubby and tiny coffee cups! Went on a behind the scenes tour of Johnson and Wales University and had an amazing meal made for me and my DKG sisters. I went on a Christmas tour of homes and saw a piece of artwork that a former student did in my class! (Validation feels so good!) We attended a gingerbread house decorating party – SO much fun! I decorated my house for Christmas! (Did you think I was going to show you art stuff?) Let the COUNTDOWN TO SUMMER begin!!!īut first, I’ll show you what I’ve been up to these past few weeks… It’s been Christmas-ing all over the place and then we rang in the new year and I blinked my eyes and it was time to go back to work. Aaaand BOOM, I’m back from a two(+) week hiatus.