Paul Klee was one of the great colorists in the history of painting. I developed this project that imitates his abstract “Castle and Sun” painting by having students trace cardboard shapes and fill them … Read More
I made a “How to Draw like Paul Klee” tutorial to guide students in a continuous line drawing that would look a lot like Klee’s famous painting. This drawing is made by … Read More
Paul Klee (1879 – 1940) was an modern art master who fell in love with color after a visit to Tunisia. I love his “Ancient Harmony” painting that twinkles with light and … Read More
I made this “How to Draw like Paul Klee” tutorial to guide students in a continuous line drawing that would look a lot like Klee’s famous painting. This drawing is made by … Read More
Thanks to Elissa, who sent me her 1st and 2nd grader’s Paul Klee Art from my Oil Pastel on Acetate project. I simply love all their rich, shiny color. Congrats to these … Read More
I made this “How to Draw like Paul Klee” tutorial to guide students in a continuous line drawing that would look a lot like Klee’s famous painting. This drawing is made by … Read More
Paul Klee was a Swiss/German painter of abstract art. His Senecio painting is made of simple geometric shapes, and is a lot of fun to imitate. You can learn much more about … Read More
Paul Klee’s City Painting is the perfect picture to try with acetate and oil pastels. Simple shapes yet rich colors on a dark background. A pretty potent combination. MATERIALS • Acetate, 8.5″ … Read More
Paul Klee was one of the great colorists in the history of painting. I developed this project that imitates his abstract “Castle and Sun” painting by having students trace cardboard shapes and fill them … Read More
Paul Klee was a Swiss artist from the early 1900’s who liked to turn things into simple geometric shapes. This project is based on his “Head of A Man” a classic example … Read More
I love the way oil pastels look on a sheet of acetate, backed with a nice black piece of construction paper. Paul Klee’s City Picture can a lot of fun to imitate in … Read More
Paul Klee was a Swiss artist from the early 1900’s who liked to turn things he saw into simple geometric shapes. His “Head of A Man” is a classic example of his … Read More
