Over 26 minutes of easy step-by-step video art lessons + a digital download PDF art plan.
Watercolor Drip Flowers
It all starts with a good drip. Learn to paint flowers from that drip. Now is your chance to see what you can create from a drip of watercolor. Let your creativity run wild.Â
This project is a very easy and fun way to create a field of wildflowers with watercolor paint. When I am working with the younger students, I usually have then paint two pictures. They love doing drip paintings. If you want the students to create detail, do a directive drawing style painting.
Art Curriculum Video Classes
The video lessons in this section are part of a Larger Art Course. The larger art courses cover all the Elements of Art and Principles of Design based on Nation Standards. In addition, I will provide vocabulary, examples, and full art lesson plans in a digital download PDF format.
Each lesson comes with the following:Â
• Step-by-step instructions for art projects
• Examples of other student’s work
• Elements of art and principles of design vocabulary and definitions
• Beginner or intermediate projects
You can choose a 4-week or 8-week plan from the larger courses. The bundled art classes are separated by age group, K-2nd, 3rd-4th, 5th-6th, and 7th-8th grades. Sometimes grades are combined.
Materials
•  9” x 12” or larger white watercolor paper, construction paper, or tag board
•  Watercolor paint
•  Large and small brushes
•  Water containers
•  Paper towels
•  Hair dryer (not necessary, but helpful)
•  Spray bottles (optional)
Learning Objectives
•  Learn art terms related to this lesson. (definitions on page 6)
•  Discuss organic vs. geometric shapes and where to find organic shapes in nature.
•  Discuss color
•  Use lines, shapes, and patterns to create a flower.
•  Practice watercolor techniques.