Monochromatic Landscape Paintings
By the Fifth and Sixth Grade classes
Students learned to create original monochromatic landscape painting compositions using atmospheric perspective techniques. Students developed their understanding and use of acrylic paint and brush control to mix and apply tints, tones and shades.
Vocabulary
Color- A component of light which is separated when it is reflected off of an object.
Monochrome- Using 1 color, or different values of 1 color.
Value- How light or dark a color is.
Shade- Adding black to make darker values of a color.
Tint- Adding white to a color to make lighter values of a color.
Space- Areas around, between or within components of a piece of art.
Atmospheric Perspective- Creating a landscape that seems to disappear by making colors get lighter as they get farther away.
Depth- Appearing 3-dimensional.
Elements and Principles
Space
Value
Color
Unity
Emphasis
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