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Welcome to another edition of the Virtual Refrigerator! This weekly blog hop is co-hosted by A Glimpse of Our Life, Homeschool Coffee Break, and Every Bed of Roses. We all cordially invite you to add your link sharing the art that's on your Virtual Refrigerator and then hop over to the other blogs and admire what's on their Fridges!
September's Art Challenge: Artist Studies
A Glimpse of Our Life has been featuring the artist Eric Carle this month. Keep an eye out for more studies to follow! Leave a link on our Virtual Fridge to your own artist study or art how-to post, or to the art projects you and your kids have created in your homeschool.
So this is something Kennady doodled up this week. I didn't catch the significance of it (except that 42 is the answer to the universe) so she had to explain to me that it's the "lucky numbers" from Lost. Clearly I am missing out by not watching.
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| Lost Numbers by KAT, 2015 |
At any rate, I like her presentation, and it reminded me of an artist study that I had bookmarked a couple weeks ago thinking she would be interested. She was busy with other schoolwork this week, so we just took a look at the blog I found it on, and I printed out the instructions for her to try the project. So, here's a quick preview of what we might have on the Fridge next week!
I found an art lesson on precisionism and typography based on the art of Charles Demuth on the blog Create Art With Me. It's inspired by this example of Demuth's artwork, I Saw the Figure 5 in Gold. Demuth was a watercolorist who developed the art movement known as Precisionism.
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| I Saw the Figure 5 in Gold by Charles Demuth, 1928 |
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