Lesson
6: Pumpkin Decorating Fest
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| Pumpkin: drawn, painted with acrylics, and detailed in black ink |
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| "Spooky
Jack" Paint a profusion of Halloween art on a Jack-o-lantern |
This
lesson is pure Halloween fun. You get a
pumpkin to decorate, four Halloweenish patterns, and a page of big and little
Halloween shapes to draw and use (or trace and use, as necessary). You can use the basic patterns, the quilt
patterns, and any of the other patterns we’ve had to decorate your pumpkin in
any way you like. You can even make up your own patterns. Have fun being
creative!
Assignment:
Copy, paste, and print the pumpkin, then decorate it as explained above.
You are
welcomed to send me a copy of your pumpkin to post on the profusionart blog!
Found
below, are the pumpkin, the Halloween shapes, and the instructions for four new
Halloween squares. Following those are
three more examples of decorated pumpkins.
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| Copy and paste, enlarge, and print this pumpkin; then decorate |
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| Use these shapes as desired; print, trace, or manipulate on your computer |
Below are the four new design squares. Draw the
squares to use for future artwork.
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| Use these lines of art to carry and move the eye around in your picture |
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| This versatile vine pattern can be used to fill large areas or pull sections together |
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| This type of pattern can use any small shape. Or, make the shapes without borders |
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| This is a great filler, or it can be used as a divider of compartments to fill with good things |
The following are my example designs.
Use your imagination and ENJOY!
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