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Painting with Watercolors


Project:
​Endangered Species Composition

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You need to find and research an endangered species of your choice.

​Check out the following Links to find an Animal
WWF Species list
A-Z Animals

Once you have picked a species to focus on you need to collect multiple views of the animal (a minimum of 2 views) and Pictures of their natural habitat.

After you have collected these references, you will need to start sketches of your composition (Draw Lightly).

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​-You should have at least two views of the animal,
one should be a focus down view
​(Like the one in the circle below).
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-You will also need to include some reference to their natural habitat.
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-You should use a minimum of two of the watercolor techniques
​you learned in class or from the video above.
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Order of Operations

Research
Sketch Composition
Light Pencil
Watercolor
India Ink w/ Quill

Inspiration

​(This is a new project, so we don't have any examples with the proper requirements)
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