This lesson was borrowed from deepspacesparkle, another wonderful art teacher blog. First graders learned a little about clowns and clowning around... (so did I!)And then they all designed their own individual clowns. The following week, they painted them and the last week they cut them out and mounted them on construction paper. All loved this project and we had many giggles and laughs when they were all displayed side by side in the front of the room!
Bubble letters are expressive and fun. By using the following method, you can learn to draw bubble letters that reflect your own funky style. This is a great way to learn typography and it is also an excellent way to enhancing posters, fliers, brochures, art classes and school projects.Make the outline with no sharp corners or angles, for now. Later, you can experiment with making corners here and there to give the bubble letters your own unique twist.
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