Lighthouse art for kids

Mrs. Mahan's 4th grade 2016 No Name, Autumn, Greg, Leandra, Ebsy & Cayden. ---------------------- Mrs. Meleski's 4th grade 2016 Matthew, Abbey, Ava, Noah, Innaya, No Name & Btianna. ---------------- Mrs. Do's 4th grade 2016 No name, Devyn, Ava, Armando & Makayla (below) ---------------------- Mrs. Clanton's 4th grade 2016 Mariah, Maura, Kaylee & Madison. ---------------- Mr. Cramer's 4th grade 2016 Amanda, LeAnne, Jayhson & Megan. ------------- I drew this first in pencil... Follow the black…

My 4th and 5th grade students have been working on lighthouse art. They drew the lighthouse, land, and water with crayons, and then used a choice of watercolors or watercolor pencils for the sky. Some students also used a light watercolor wash over their ocean to fill in white spots. I didn't work as much art history into this lesson as I would have liked (anyone know of a famous artist who painted lighthouses?), but we hit a lot of elements and principles of art on this project!

Mini canvas of lighthouse (mini easel included)

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With this simple tutorial you will learn how to draw a lighthouse in nine easy steps. Start the lesson and get useful skills!

My summer art camp students (ages 6-11) explored mixed media to create a lighthouse seascape collage. We briefly looked at the art of artist Marry Fedden. Fedden loved to depict scenes of daily life in coastal towns. Her love of adding collage elements and using mixed-media to portray the coastal scenery in her native England was our starting point. After drawing a horizon line in pencil, we created our sky using a watercolor wet-on-wet technique in blues and purples. We then made our ocean…