Drawing or painting a sun is always fun for kids.
So teaching them warm and cold colors using a sun is very simple yet fun for both kids and me.
oil pastels
Divide hid face into two by a straight line.
Draw as many as big fat squiggly hands(kids term for rays) for him on both sides, one side rays may be wiggly other side may be spikes.
Make cute eyes and smiling mouth
Outline them with marker
Color one side of the sun with cool colors and other side with warm colors.
Use opposite colors for background, cool side of the sun should have warm background and so on.
The beauty of complimentary colors.
See you soon
So teaching them warm and cold colors using a sun is very simple yet fun for both kids and me.
What we need:
Art blockoil pastels
How we do it:
Simply draw a big circle for the sun in the center of the page(landscape orientation)Divide hid face into two by a straight line.
Draw as many as big fat squiggly hands(kids term for rays) for him on both sides, one side rays may be wiggly other side may be spikes.
Make cute eyes and smiling mouth
Outline them with marker
Color one side of the sun with cool colors and other side with warm colors.
Use opposite colors for background, cool side of the sun should have warm background and so on.
What we learn:
All about warm and cool colors and how they give the feelings of warmth and cold when looked at.The beauty of complimentary colors.
Random picks:
See you soon
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