Pet portraits are usually in my lesson list for second grade each year, but after seeing this captivating painting by
Maira Kalman on the Animalarium blog, I knew I would add a little twist this year: a suggestion of the owner. I just loved the way her portraits crop out the owner, just leaving us a glimpse of their personality through their clothing styles. It also gives us a feeling of how we care for our furry or feathered friends, demonstrating the way we feed, bathe, and walk our pets. Here are some of our watercolor examples. Enjoy!
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Here are some sketchbook drawings ...
Such a great idea Hope, and the bright watercolours are so animating! I especially like the last three: )
ReplyDeleteToo cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the birdcage!
ReplyDeleteThe drawings are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe soul of each child is in plain view.
I also love the choice of colors.
Oh my god! These pet portraits are just so cute! I love how you're able to incorporate this into the children's schools :)
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