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    Soul Making

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    The document discusses various techniques used in painting such as dry brush, sgraffito, wet-in-wet, impasto, and others. It also outlines benefits of art making such as building confidence, enhancing curriculum, and developing thinking skills. Students are then instructed to engage in an art making activity using any technique to express emotions for a total of 50 points based on criteria including creativity, craftsmanship, and effort.

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    The document discusses various techniques used in painting such as dry brush, sgraffito, wet-in-wet, impasto, and others. It also outlines benefits of art making such as building confidence, enhancing curriculum, and developing thinking skills. Students are then instructed to engage in an art making activity using any technique to express emotions for a total of 50 points based on criteria including creativity, craftsmanship, and effort.

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    The document discusses various techniques used in painting such as dry brush, sgraffito, wet-in-wet, impasto, and others. It also outlines benefits of art making such as building confidence, enhancing curriculum, and developing thinking skills. Students are then instructed to engage in an art making activity using any technique to express emotions for a total of 50 points based on criteria including creativity, craftsmanship, and effort.

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    Soul Making

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    Ace Augustine
    The document discusses various techniques used in painting such as dry brush, sgraffito, wet-in-wet, impasto, and others. It also outlines benefits of art making such as building confidence, enhancing curriculum, and developing thinking skills. Students are then instructed to engage in an art making activity using any technique to express emotions for a total of 50 points based on criteria including creativity, craftsmanship, and effort.

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    The key takeaways are that art making is a fun way for people to express themselves and learn new skills and concepts. It allows exploration of materials, techniques and decision making processes used by artists.

    Art making can build confidence, enhance curriculum, develop thinking skills, and improve tactile and motor skills in individuals.

    Some painting techniques discussed include dry brush, sgraffito/combing, wet-in-wet, overlay/glazing, impasto, modeling paste, drips/splatters, stencil/stamp.

    SOUL-MAKING

    (Art Making)
    Art Making
    • is a fun and rewarding way for people to express
    themselves and to learn a broad range of skills and
    concepts.
    • In making art, you can explore the materials and
    techniques used by artists, you experience the
    decision-making practices that artists have used over
    the centuries.
    • While many art educators emphasize the creative
    process and exploration through art, others focus on
    developing studio skills and a fully realized final product.
    • Students interested in working further in their craft
    become amateur or professional artists.
    BENEFITS OF
    ART-MAKING
    BUILDING CONFIDENCE
    ENHANCING THE CURRICULUM
    DEVELOPING THINKING SKILLS
    IMPROVING TACTILE AND MOTOR SKILLS
    TECHNIQUES IN
    PAINTING
    DRY BRUSH
    • A painting technique which a paint brush that is
    relatively dry, but still holds the paint being used.
    SGRAFFITO / COMBING
    • Comes from the Italian word “Sgraffire” means “to
    scratch”.
    • This techniques involves scratching through a layer
    of still-wet paint to reveal what’s underneath.
    WET-IN-WET
    • Adding paint to a wet layer.
    OVERLAY / GLAZING
    • a thin transparent or semi-transparent layer on a painting
    which modifies the appearance of the underlying paint
    layer.
    • Glazes can change the Chroma, value, hue and texture of
    a surface.
    IMPASTO
    • From the Italian word “dough or paste” often used with
    palette knife. It provides texture; the paint appears to be
    coming out of the canvas.
    MODELING PASTE
    • also called as “molding paste”
    • A fantastic way to add texture to your paintings.
    • A thick white paste that is primarily used to add texture and
    relief to paintings.
    DRIPS / SPLATTERS
    • It is a form of abstract in which the paint is dripped
    or poured on a paper or on a canvas.
    STENCIL / STAMP
    • A technique that reproducing a designs by passing
    ink or paint over holes cut in cardboard or metal.
    GLOSS / MATTE
    • For the finishing.
    SCUMBLING
    • Painting technique which a layer of broken or
    scratchy color is added over another color.
    MASKING
    • Is the use of materials to protect areas from
    change, or to focus change on other areas.
    SOFT-EDGE VS. HARD EDGE
    • Soft edge – is a blurred or blended.
    • Hard edge –shows a distinct and even line between
    colors or strokes.
    He has made everything beautiful
    in its time.
    Ecclesiastes 3:11
    ACTIVITY: ART MAKING
    • Paint anything that expresses your emotions 

    Criteria:
    • Creativity – 25
    • Craftsmanship – 15
    • Effort – 10
    • Total – 50 pts.

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