Tackling Still Life for Children Part 1 – Continuous Line Drawing

By Paula Briggs

TTS Art kindly supplied our Drawing Workshop for Children aged 6 to 10 with canvases, acrylic paints and mark making tools. Rather than embark straight onto painting with acrylic I wanted to make sure the children had a familarity with their subject matter by making a few sketches first.

still life for children: Still life set up on paper
Still life set up on paper

 


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