Tuesday 15 December 2015

Crayon Etching




Crayon Etching 
 Definition: Crayon Etching is a picture making technique done by using a round tip object used to make scratches or incisions in layers of wax crayon 


Procedure: 
  • Coat canvas with several layers of coloured wax crayons
  • Coat coloured layers with layers of black wax crayon 
  • Use round tip object to scratch a design into the surface  

Color Wheel




Color Wheel  
Definition: A Color wheel is a diagram that shows color relationships using pigments. Color is the reflection of light off a surface, for color to exist there must be light, sight and surface.


Explanation: By mixing the primary colors (red, blue and green) one can create the color wheel. Each mixture will generate a new color. For example, a mixture of a lot of yellow and a little red will produce yellow orange, by mixing equal amounts of both colors one will achieve orange and by adding more red than yellow, red orange will be produced. 

Monday 14 December 2015

Collage 2




Collage 2 
 Definition: A collage is a picture making technique of affixing various materials (paper, fabric) to canvas, paper or panel, to create patterns of colour and texture.  


Procedure: 
  • Gather items from the environment that will be used 
  • Use glue to paste on objects that will be in the background 
  • Allow to dry 
  • Use glue to paste on objects that will be in the middle ground 
  • Allow to dry 
  • Use glue to paste on objects that will be in the foreground 
  • Allow to dry then frame     

Collage 1




Collage 1 
Definition: A collage is a picture making technique of affixing various materials (paper, fabric, etc.) to canvas, paper or panel, to create patterns of colour and texture.  


Procedure:
  • Gather various types of fabric/materials that will be used 
  • Use glue to paste on fabric/materials that will be in the background 
  • Allow to dry 
  • Use glue to paste on objects that will be in the foreground 
  • Allow to dry then frame 

Clamping





Clamping 
Definition: Tie-dye is a method in which parts of the fabric are tie so as not to absorb the dye when it is immersed in it. 


Procedure:
  • Place the fabric on a flat surface 
  • Fold fabric like accordion pleats or as desired 
  • Clamp fabric as desired using paper clips or clothes pegs 
  • Damp fabric with cold water 
  • Immerse fabric in dye bath for 20 minutes 
  • Remove and rinse fabric until water runs clear 
  • Allow fabric to dry before removing clips or pegs