Workshop Overview
This workshop, led by Teacher Uma, focuses on the Impressionist art movement. It guides children to explore famous Impressionist masterpieces, the stories behind each painting, and the relationship between light and color.
A common characteristic of Impressionist paintings is the visible, unrefined brushstrokes, with composition emphasizing changes in light and shadow. This session uses the beautiful spectacle of fireworks from daily life as the theme, showcasing different brushstroke techniques through their dazzling forms.
Learning Objectives
- Explore famous works and artists starting from the Impressionist movement.
- Understand the emotional expression in Impressionist art creation.
- Learn about introducing the scientific concepts of light and color into painting.
Creative Goals
- Feel the atmosphere of fireworks through videos and images.
- Observe the different variations and radial expressions of lines.
- Understand the different expressions of brushes and brainstorm other forms of brushstroke expression.
- Use brushes of various sizes to paint dots, lines, and surfaces of different thicknesses to depict firework patterns.
- Use the layering of color blocks and lines to create a picture built up from brushstrokes.
Key Details
- Creative Medium: Acrylic
- Age Group: 5-8 years old
- Instructor: Teacher Uma
- Workshop Date & Time: Saturday, October 24th, 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
