The bright colors, patterns, implied texture and boldness really had them "oohhing" and "ahhing" over his work.
Sep 22, 2010
Landscapes Romero Britto Style
Over the Summer I did some research on more modern day artists and I ran across Romero Britto and his bright, bold pop art style! I immediately knew I wanted to incorporate his art into my curriculum.
Although most of his art is portrait and still life based, I managed to find one that was a landscape. So based on this image, I created a Romero Britto Landscape Art Project that my students loved.
The bright colors, patterns, implied texture and boldness really had them "oohhing" and "ahhing" over his work.
The bright colors, patterns, implied texture and boldness really had them "oohhing" and "ahhing" over his work.
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ReplyDeleteI love this. Do you have any basic directions for this? I'm an art challenged elementary teacher. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteIs it colored pencil or marker?
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