1. Van Goghs Sun Flowers by Randy Farley

3. Who Was Van Gogh? A Dutch Painter A Dutch Painter A poor artist who lived in the Netherlands and in France from 1853 to 1891. A poor artist who lived in the Netherlands and in France from 1853 to 1891. He never sold a painting in his life, but is now one of the most famous painters in the world. And his art work sells for up to as much as $82.5 million. He never sold a painting in his life, but is now one of the most famous painters in the world. And his art work sells for up to as much as $82.5 million. He tried many different jobs before becoming a artist: Art dealer, minister, and bookkeeper. He tried many different jobs before becoming a artist: Art dealer, minister, and bookkeeper.

4. How can we tell a painting is done by Van Gogh?

5. Where did he paint the sunflowers? Outside in Arles, France. Outside in Arles, France. A town where he went to rest and recuperate from his mental illness. A town where he went to rest and recuperate from his mental illness.

6. Space Positive Space=The space occupied by and object. Positive Space=The space occupied by and object. Negative Space=The space around an object. Negative Space=The space around an object.

7. What is a tint/shade? Tint=Mixing white with a hue (or a color) to make it appear lighter. Tint=Mixing white with a hue (or a color) to make it appear lighter. Shade=Mixing black with a hue to make it appear darker. Shade=Mixing black with a hue to make it appear darker.

8. What is the positive space and what is the negative space?

9. Day 1: The Profile After Ms. Farley traces your profile onto a sheet of paper, cut it out. After Ms. Farley traces your profile onto a sheet of paper, cut it out. Place it in the center of the paper with the face side out and trace with a pencil. Place it in the center of the paper with the face side out and trace with a pencil. Flip the cut out and trace it again. Flip the cut out and trace it again. Use a ruler to draw a line that skips over the vase to draw the table. Use a ruler to draw a line that skips over the vase to draw the table.

10. Day 2: Lines and Outline Use a variety of lines (straight, zigzag, curly, wavy, dotted) to decorate vase. Use a variety of lines (straight, zigzag, curly, wavy, dotted) to decorate vase. Use a black Sharpie to outline the lines. Use a black Sharpie to outline the lines.

11. Day 3: Color in the vase Use crayons to color in the vase. Use crayons to color in the vase. Press hard. Press hard. Do not leave any white spaces. Do not leave any white spaces.

12. Day 4: Use the oil pastels to draw sunflowers. (Try to do some from the side and some head on). Use the oil pastels to draw sunflowers. (Try to do some from the side and some head on). Draw a center that is a different color than the petals. Draw a center that is a different color than the petals. Add stems. Add stems.

13. Day 5: Paint a tint. Using watercolors, paint in a background. Using watercolors, paint in a background. Observe that the more water you use, the lighter the color becomes. This is a tint. When you mix a color with white, it becomes a tint. Observe that the more water you use, the lighter the color becomes. This is a tint. When you mix a color with white, it becomes a tint.