Elements of Artwork What moves in these paintings?

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Elements of Artwork

What moves in these paintings?

People in motion Animals in motion Dust floating midair Clouds seem to move Flowing landscape Tree branches twisted

What is the mood in these paintings?

Materials : Watercolor paper Pencil Watercolor pencils Water

Step 1: Sketch a scene Think of something exciting you saw or did. With a pencil, sketch that scene on the paper.

Step 2: Color your picture Use watercolor pencils to softly color parts of your picture. Leave out the background.

Step 3: Add more color Using your brush and a little water, color your painting.

Step 4: Add background Add color patches to the background, and blend them with your brush and a little water.