WILF: BLOCK COLOUR, NO DETAIL, NO DARK TONES Weeks 11 - 13 WALT: paint a light background wash.

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WILF: BLOCK COLOUR, NO DETAIL, NO DARK TONES Weeks WALT: paint a light background wash

Starter: In pairs, discuss which colours you would use as a wash for this image.

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Look at the basic shapes and draw the outline lightly! Where should the objects be on the page?

Block colour- all one colour Background- the layer behind the top Wash- use watery paint to make light tones Success Criteria Fill all spaces with colour – choose the lightest colour of that area Only use light tones – watery paint Don’t add any detail or dark tones Use a big brush and work quickly Extension: Start to build up the tone, slowly getting darker- look for shadows or darker areas

Plenary  Take a look at the persons work next to you.  What is their next step?  Are they using the right colours, lines, mark making?