For this sketchbook assignment, the 5th grade students were to draw fruits and veggies with texture. The texture didn't have to be characteristic. In fact, experimentation was encouraged! I want to showcase 3 sketches for 3 different reasons. In the first drawing, the artist went out of her comfort zone to come up with her own original subjects and gave them very realistic textures. The second drawing shows a variety of mediums (Watercolor, Colored Pencil and Sharpie) used to create the image as well as experimentation with some uncharacteristic textures for the subjects. The final drawing shows great texture as well as overlapping of fruits giving us the feeling of space. Congratulations, Ava, Victoria and Austyn!
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Thursday, November 10, 2022
SPOTLIGHT - Sketch #6: 5th Grade
Ava B. Texture Fruits and Veggies, 2022
Victoria W. Texture Fruits and Veggies, 2022
Austyn C. Texture Fruits, 2022
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