Introduction to Landscape Painting
Students will explore techniques for painting landscapes, focusing on atmospheric perspective and color use to create depth.
Key Questions
- Analyze how atmospheric perspective creates the illusion of distance in a landscape painting.
- Design a landscape painting that uses color and value to suggest depth.
- Evaluate how different brushstrokes can represent various natural elements like trees or water.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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