At this time of year we just can't resist making Snowman Art!
Ours was not the usual snowman art, however. We put a fun little spin on our all of snowmen!
For example, meet Snowman Scoops!
(Can you guess where he got his name?)
This is tempera paint on colored sulfite paper. We worked on depicting volume by adding shadows and highlights. Then we used markers to add the details.
Again, we used shadows to create volume, this time with oil pastels.
We also made stands with fancy gold name plates for our Snow Globes. The above snowman's name is Twinkle Nose.
This is Jolly.
Have you ever wondered what a snowman would look like if you were lying beneath it (while making a snow angel)?
Here we have a more traditional snowman painting, only with a spin on it as well. This snowman was painted on wood!
Have you ever wondered what a snowman would look like if you were lying beneath it (while making a snow angel)?
Probably like this.
We painted our backgrounds in wet-on-wet watercolor, and completed the details with oil pastel - all while learning a bit about perspective.
Here we have a more traditional snowman painting, only with a spin on it as well. This snowman was painted on wood!
The teen artist created this decorative winter artwork with acrylic paint on a weathered wooden plank (from an old fence).
Do you see the little bluebird?
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