Skylines were created with construction paper and colored pencils. The skys, or water in one case, were made with watercolors. Students cut out ther sky lines and glued them onto the watercolor back grounds.
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- Originally from St.Croix, U.S.Virgin Islands, Jennifer has 2 cats and an artist-husband. She has been an Artist-Educator since 2004.
These are great! They show a good sense of color, perspective, and creativity, not easy to develop in such a young group. Well done, Mrs. Stec!
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