To put leaves and stem together, you first have to know how to grow the stem in your mind. Some leaves have to be placed in the front of the stem, and they have to be arranged in such a way that they will all be able to connect together in a logical and beautiful way. Below is a student sample of how to grow leaves logically on the stem.
This is the Chinese Brush Painting class offered at Kincaid Elementary School
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
lesson 1 stroke study
This is our first lesson for the floral studies. I introduced the brush stroke technique to paint leaves, flower buds, stem and thorns. These are the strokes we are going to use to paint roses. Next week we will use color to talk about composition of the leaves, leave cluster, stem and how to connect them.
Monday, January 6, 2014
2014 Spring Joyousbrush registration form
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The Joyous Brush
style of painting incorporates the time-honored classic oriental watercolor
(also known as Chinese Brush Painting) techniques, using bamboo brushes, ink,
or watercolor painting on rice paper.
This class is open to
all students from 2nd to 5th grades. We will
be painting various kinds of flowers. The class tuition is $120 for 12 lessons and $30 for class
supplies; this will include all material used in class including art bags and
portfolio. Optional $20 will allow the
students to take home the brushes they use in class (2 small, 2 large), color
mixing plate, brush rest, a set of primary colors & white and 10 sheets of
rice paper.
Tehwan Tso demonstrates
Chinese brush painting in Cobb County schools through Artist in School
program. She offers workshops to Georgia
schools through Woodruff Arts Young Audiences. She was awarded in 2010 Cobb County
Ovation Award in visual art and served as grant application panelists for
National Endowment for the Arts in 2012. She taught at many art centers and
schools including The Callaway Garden, The Art Place, The Art Station, Chastain Art Center ,
Compass Prep. ..etc for over 20 years.
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CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING ASP CLASS
REGISTRATION FORM 2014 SPRING
School: Kincaid Elementary School Instructor: Ms. Tehwan Tso
Time: 12 Tuesdays 2:30 to 3:30pm, 1/28 – 4/29/ 2013, skipping 2/18 and 4/1
Student’s Name:
__________________________________ Grade: _______ (2nd to 5th)
Parent’s Name:
____________________________________Teacher's name___________
Address:__________________________________________________________________
Telephone:
______________________________ E-mail: _________________________
Class Tuition/Supplies:__ $150; optional
__$20 for take home supplies Check#: __________
Please make check payable to Tehwan Tso and mail it
together with this registration form to Tehwan Tso 3880 Pebble Shire Court ,Roswell ,
GA 30075 , or bring it to the front office leave in
the Foundation folder. Questions, please
call 770 642 5559
Sunday, November 24, 2013
Lesson 11 Crabs
Dear Creative friends:
As we wind down this semester. I want to thank you for signing your students up for Joyousbrush Club. Each week we explore a sea creature in its shape and form, it's anatomy and their functions. We paint them with personalized best effort strokes.
We painted crabs this past week. I have updated the blogspot for your viewing. http://joyousbrushclubatkincaid.blogspot.com/ I have send home your students' porfolio. I hope you enjoy going through them and share them in your Thanksgiving gatherings.
I am delighted to hear your students say" It looked really hard, but it's really not after you do it" What better way to build their confidence through painting.
Happy Thanksgiving
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Lesson 10 Octopus
No body understands the fun we are having in painting these sea creatures. I usually give my students some guava candies for encouragement. No body cared about Guava candies today. They are totally absorbed in their octopus. We talk about the long stroke of their legs. We even sing to help with our long unbroken strokes. How these legs can create interesting design, perspective and interaction.Do check out their paintings in school hall way.
Lesson 9 Lobsters
Do stop by our gallery in school hall way. You can see each student's uniqueness in their personal take from the same instruction. Besides learning the autonomy of the lobster,the brush strokes, we explored layout, background color and under the sea abstract design. At the end of each lesson, I am so content to see how satisfied your students are. You can read their excitements in their paintings.
Lesson 8 Crawl fish
I took some crawl fish from a Chinese seafood restaurant and brought it to our Joyousbrush class for sample. It awaken the students' appetite to look, to marvel, to wonder, to question, and to joke about. How inquisitive minds learn. How nature delights. How satisfying it is to unite the mind and the nature through the exercise of painting.
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