David Bates His Artwork is Based on Everyday Life Line Shape Color Texture “Painting from life, for me, is finding all the absolute visual truth that’s.

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David Bates His Artwork is Based on Everyday Life Line Shape Color Texture “Painting from life, for me, is finding all the absolute visual truth that’s there in nature”

Bates’ Ed Walker Cleaning Fish 1982

Bates’ Rodeo

Bates’ Feeding the Dogs

It Is Your Turn! You will make 2 Projects today! Project 1: Create a Dog Food Lunch Bag! 1.Write your name on the back of your bag. 2.Using glue sticks, assemble your dog. 3.Use markers to color your dog’s eyes 4.Name your dog.

Project 2 Sketch yourself Feeding a pet If you don’t have a pet, you can pick any animal! Fill your paper with your drawing – draw BIG Color with colored pencils! Write your name on your picture.