Sunday, September 29, 2013

Lesson 5 Goldfish

We painted goldfish today.  We start with the top view, then we will paint side view and front view in the subsequent lessons.  We enjoy our painting time together, it is so special. Thank you for sharing your students with me to realize joyousbrush painting fun.

Lesson 4 coloring



Look how our black and white paintings are transformed into colorful seascape or under the sea.  This is our abstract painting exploration.  We colored with total freedom and personal expression.

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Lesson 2 dolphins

7 decisive strokes completes the dolphin. Outline is an option.  Because it is so simple, it is very hard. 
We practiced on rice paper stripes before attempt the painting, but there is very little time, so even when your students are not yet ready, they courageously take up the challenge .  You may view their works on the hall way, Let them bless you with delightful conversations.

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Lesson 1 fish

We attempt to paint fish with simple 1 swift definite stroke.  We then goes on decorating our stoke with details.  The demonstration seems very simplistic, but the discipline in attaining that simplicity takes drilling.   

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Chinese Brush Painting Registration 2013 Fall


Kincaid Elementary After School Club
Joyousbrush Painting by Tehwan Tso
 
 

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 fish, shrimp, crab, frog, and the landscape under the sea. The class tuition is $120 for 12 lessons and $30 for class supplies, this will include all supplies 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.
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CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING ASP CLASS REGISTRATION FORM
School:  Kincaid Elementary School    Instructor: Ms. Tehwan Tso                                     
Time: 12 Tuesdays 2:30 to 3:30pm, 8/27 – 12/10/ 2013, skipping 9/3, 10/8.22, 11/ 26

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

Friday, April 26, 2013

lesson 12 review and free brush paint

Dear Joyousbrush Club supporters

We have joyously finished our 12 weeks of brush painting fun.  I want to thank you for your support.  The next school year we will work on fish and sea creatures with their habitat.  I will keep you posted after your restful summer.

I hope you enjoy your student's portolio.  We move from one bird to the next.  Each painting is the 1st experience with your student.  If we repeat the subject they will feel much more comfortable,  but to cover the scope and give them a abandoned courage to take on each painting according to my demonstration is to push a breakthrough in their fear of failure and ignite that courage to try new things.   

Ranges of emotion emerged when they paint.  satisfaction amongst disappointment.  Elation amonst trepidation.  But they are actively engaged with themselves and involved in their best effort.  I am totally delighted in walking with them through this growing process.  

Please view http://joyousbrushclubatkincaid.blogspot.com/ to see all that we have covered in these 12 weeks in Joyousbrush Club.  I hope to see your student and may be their friends after summer.

Have a great summer