Cool Cat, Meet Neutral Dog
I've written about our cool cats before, but this year I changed it up a bit, adding neutral dog!
Just like the cool cats lesson, we started out with a direct demonstration drawing (where the students drew what I drew). First day, we drew and colored our cats (we didn't get all our coloring done). The next time, we drew and colored our dogs--doing lots of review about cool and neutral colors as we worked.
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The third time they came to art, we reviewed WARM colors and got large paper (18 x 24") for our warm backgrounds. I had to use the super-big paper because we drew our cats and dogs on 12 x 18". It took two class periods to color our warm backgrounds and collage on our animals, and even then several weren't all the way colored. I have one class who's a little behind, and I'm thinking of having them use BOTH warm colors of paper collaged on AND markers, because SHEW! that was a lot of coloring!
I just love the expressive-ness of them:
And bonus they're so large no mat is required for my upcoming displays--they'll fit in the frames as is!

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