To make this artwork we watched a video guiding us step by step on how to make this artwork. The colours of pastels you will need are red, yellow, orange, and brown for the sunset, black for the cherry blossoms and the pagoda, and a large sheet of paper (thick enough for the pastel). You have to leave a blank circle in the center which represents the sun, colour outside of the circle, first yellow, second orange, third red, and lastly brown. The rest of the tutorial will be in the youtube link at the end.
Link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqfo8gvKk_8
Morena Hannah,
ReplyDeleteIt was beautiful watching you take such care with your art as it transformed into the finished piece. Your quality blog post tells me that you understand why we included the different aspects. Ka pai.
Ma te wa,
Miss Hickling.
Hello Miss Hickling! Thank you for commenting on my blog and art, I appreciate it! I really put a lot of thought into this blogpost!
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Hannah
You are most welcome. Keep up the great mahi and quality blog posts Hannah.
DeleteKia Ora Hannah
ReplyDeleteThis Japanese art work is absolutely beautiful! Maybe we could do this art work during library lunchtime and teach other students to do this amazing art work. I love how you have added a youtube link, very helpful. I have not done any Japanese art work before, so I would love to give this a go. Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful work on your blog. It's great to see you are doing some amazing lockdown learning. I look forward to visiting your blog again soon.
Nga mihi nui
Nichole Tamatea
Hello Mrs. Tamatea, thank you for the compliment I appreciate it! And yes, I would love to do this artwork during libraby lunchtimes to teach others!
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Hannah