Painting Lesson


 Description: For this watercolor painting we learned about the Ted Harrison and the many techniques he uses to blend his artwork. Upon learning about Harrison as a class were created a valley like landscape where we incorporated warm colors into the sun set and cool colors into the ground/valley.




Extension: For an extension activity I would instruct students to create their own landscape of their choosing. Students would then get to pick two colors close to each other on the color wheel and work to blend them to each other. 

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