PartNERLESSONS

This drawing lessons focuses on the techniques of shading, and blending and values. It focuses on four major Renaissance artists, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Donatelo. Half of the assignments are of Leonardo da VInci's work. These assignments make for a great introduction to studying the Renaissance period. Half of the lessons incorporate reading with a focus on a particular vocabulary word.

This lesson presents a single masterpiece by this artist as a drawing assignment on creating shading and values. A reading included about the master also includes a vocabulary word that embellishes the lesson to incorporate art history as well.

The Meet The Master’s Series are designed to enable students to learn how to create values and shading within a drawing lesson of a great master artist. These are digital art print assignment sheets designed for one 60 minute lesson. The only materials needed are color pencils.

Four single sheet art lessons where students add their own hair to these masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci.

The Meet The Master’s Series are designed to enable students to learn how to create values and shading within a drawing lesson of a great master artist. These are digital art print assignment sheets designed for one 60 minute lesson. The only materials needed are color pencils.

This is the first of the Meet the Masters Series of art lessons beginning with Vincent van Gogh. This lesson is 14 pages that exercises lessons related to reading, vocabulary, art history, drawing, and shading. It is detailed and broken up into minutes to enable a tight lesson. There are four work days of assignments in this excellent lesson plan. Above all, it is designed to relay meaning to each student through gleaning the life of the artist and making compare and contrast relationships to th

The Meet The Master’s Series are designed to enable students to learn how to create values and shading within a drawing lesson of a great master artist. These are digital art print assignment sheets designed for one 60 minute lesson. The only materials needed are color pencils.

Teaching 2 point perspective can be a challenge, especially 3 and 4 point perspective. This lesson plan was designed to make it easier to teach and to learn. You can see a 20 second video demonstration by viewing the video at https://www.partnerlessons.com/demonstrations/ . Believe me, this lesson makes it a breeze!

The Meet The Master’s Series are designed to enable students to learn how to create values and shading within a drawing lesson of a great master artist. These are digital art print assignment sheets designed for one 60 minute lesson. The only materials needed are color pencils.

Drawing the Masterpieces of Rembrandt and Vermeer are 4 lessons on shading, blending and using values with pencils, color or lead. These lessons are great to introduce students to these two Dutch Golden Era Masters. The lessons are for grades 6-12 and they take one 60 minute class period to complete.

Here are two excellent lesson plans on Claude Monet that include two full page readings on this famous impressionist artist. The lessons embrace the techniques of shading, blending and values allowing students to make two of his masterpieces to come alive. Two pages are also included to share how to deliver and teach these lessons to your students.

Two excellent lesson plans on discovering the art of Jean-Baptiste Chardin. This master was the father of all still life's. Your students will enjoy bringing to life the pre-drawn contour drawings to which the addition of shading, blending and adding values are added. These lessons on the Meet the Masters all use this same dynamic technique allowing students that struggle with drawing to enjoy drawing on a different level. Both lessons take at least one hour of classroom time.

This is a great drawing art lesson for grades 4-8 as students discover blending techniques, mixing colors, and blending!

This fantastic art lesson teaches students the beauty of consistency, symmetry and balance. It introduces the line in a parabola format and then the sequencing of a design is developed by the student. If the student is always consistent in their formulas they are guaranteed a great looking design every time. This lesson is a great self esteem builder in that many students that are weak at drawing but strong in math, love to discover that they can become a great designer!

The Meet The Masters Series are designed to enable students to learn how to create values and shading within a drawing lesson of a great master artist. These are digital art print assignment sheets designed for one 60 minute lesson. The only materials needed are color pencils.

The Meet The Master’s Series are designed to enable students to learn how to create values and shading within a drawing lesson of a great master artist. These are digital art print assignment sheets designed for one 60 minute lesson. The only materials needed are color pencils.

The Meet The Master’s Series are designed to enable students to learn how to create values and shading within a drawing lesson of a great master artist. These are digital art print assignment sheets designed for one 60 minute lesson. The only materials needed are color pencils.

This art lesson is an introduction to angles and geometric shapes using a metatron cube. Students are introduced to this mathematical wonder of shapes by discovering the many geometrical dynamics within the cube. Students appoint a different color to each geometrical shape and with a few minutes they have produced a work of art that reflects balance, rhythm and symmetry. Color pencils are used and a cotton swab with baby oil may be used to blend the colors together.

Fun, self-esteem building, and educational–this best describes this simple 90 minute lesson. It introduces students to symbolism and how it defines us as individuals by creating a coat of arms.

This lesson is an introduction to Rembrandt that includes 6 working pages for students to enjoy.