1. Get an ART IN FOCUS book from the back.
PAINTERLY MARKS
How is Acrylic paint similar to and different than
Watercolor
Pen & Ink Mark Making
Describe the brush strokes that your artists used:
Objective: You will analyze the qualities of acrylic paint in order to create a variety of painterly marks.
DRILL:
Get an ART IN FOCUS book from the back.
Set up one sketchbook page to match this layout with title and red boxes.

2. Top Box- Questions to answer:
How is Acrylic paint similar to and different than
Watercolor
Pen & Ink Mark Making
Describe the brush strokes that your artists used:
ACRYLIC
Similarities
Differences
Watercolor
Pen & Ink marks

3. Could this painting be made with watercolor or with pen & ink?
Starry Night. Vincent Van Gogh

4. What types of brush strokes did your artist use? How were they made?
Painterly marks are a painting technique
in which forms are created with patches
of color rather than hard, precise edges.

5. Our Goal Rouen Cathedral: Full Sunlight 1894; Claude Monet
Page 482 in ART IN FOCUS

6. Describe the brush strokes in this painting
Describe the brush strokes in this painting? How did the artist make the marks?

8. Paul Cezanne

9. George Seurat

10. Paul Gaugin

12. Today’s Goals:
PAINTERLY MARKS
How is Acrylic paint similar to and different than
Watercolor
Pen & Ink Mark Making
Describe the brush strokes that your artists used:
Find two artist’s styles that you can imitate. (Page choices are on the next slide.) Include artist’s name.
Create two sections with your own style of mark-making.

13. Pages for imitation: Pg 481- Monet Pg 492- Van Gogh Pg Pg 496- Cezanne
Pg 521- Edvard Munch
Pg 523- Gabriel Munter
Pg 552- Willem de Kooning
OR IMAGE TO THE RIGHT. GEORGE SEURAT 

14. What are the qualities of acrylic paint?
Turn back to your Acrylic Paint day one lesson and fill it in.
Answer out loud. How did it help you to make painterly marks?
Objective: You will analyze the qualities of acrylic paint in order to create a variety of painterly marks.