This lesson is all about Process Art! What is Process Art? It is an approach to creating art that emphasizes the act of making and the creative journey rather than focusing solely on the end product. In process art, the emphasis is on exploration, experimentation, and the experience of creating, rather than following a predetermined set of instructions to achieve a specific outcome. The final artwork in process art may be unpredictable, and the creative process is often considered as important as, or even more important than, the finished piece.
My objective in this lesson is for students to create vibrant and visually appealing abstract artworks using the squeegee art technique, focusing on the principle of composition while totally submerging in the process of it all. This will help in the understanding that the emphasis is on the creative journey rather than a predetermined outcome.
Materials Needed / Suggested:
· Acrylic paint in various
colors. You can use ink or tempera paint too!
· Squeegees (one for each
student) this is a must!
· Large sheets of paper or
canvas. We use 18 x 24 White paper. Then they were allowed to do a second one their
choice of color and size of paper.
· Palette or disposable
plates for mixing paint.
· Aprons or old shirts for
students to wear.
· Newspapers or plastic
sheets to protect work surfaces.
· Clean up supplies.
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