Teenagers Paint a Canvas with Scolaquip
Teenagers were given the chance to explore painting on a canvas and committing some of their ideas and experimentations, from a term’s work in sketchbooks, into something more concluded.
In this short, one and a quarter hour session, teenagers were encouraged not to lose their fresh and explorative approach, but at the same time, to work on a ‘one-off’ piece.
This post aims to share some of the experimentation and approaches that teenagers came up with, to help inspire other students to have a go painting a canvas themselves, even if for the first time. Enjoy!
Acrylic and Brushes
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Andrea Butler
March 17, 2017 @ 1:29 pm
What an exciting session! The teenagers show how versatile the canvases are, creating wonderful visual effects with a range of processes – very inspiring!
Sheila, AccessArt
March 17, 2017 @ 3:21 pm
Thank you Andrea – i was very impressed with the teenagers’ energy and enthusiasm for experimentation with really good effects and outcomes.