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Wednesday, June 10, 2015
WATERCOLORS OF LANDSCAPE FROM A HIGH POINT OF VIEW, May-June 2015
An unusual point of view can make a watercolor interesting. For this class, students painted the view from a window on a high floor of the library looking on to the campus of San Jose State. They were inspired by Wayne Thiebaud's city views.
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
WATERCOLORS OF CLOUDS USING NEUTRAL COLORS
Students practiced painting neutrals by mixing colors that are opposite on the color palette. They then did paintings of skies which had gray clouds.
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WATERCOLOR CLASS ON PAINTING FOOD
After looking at paintings of meals and dishes on tables by Pierre Bonnard, students used their own photos to paint food.
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