Serving Art Educators
and Students Since 1994
Sue Galos recently retired from St. Clair Secondary School of theLambton-Kent school system in Ontario, Canada. Sue graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a major in fine arts. Sue wanted to be an art teacher all her life.
In her retirement, she likes to paint pets and landscapes and she's experimented with the abstract. She says that she uses color as a "moving force" behind all her work. Rich colors and tones, along with various textures give her paintings a unique look.
The art on these pages was done by her students.
Relief prints - Black on white and color hightlights
(These can be wood blocks or linoleum prints.)
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Color Reduction Print - Surreal Portrait - Frida Kahlo |
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[ Watercolor Lesson Plan | Watercolor Rubric - Experiments ]
These flowers are similar to the work of Georgia O'Keeffe
Watercolor and Rubber Cement Resist - Rubber cement is put in small squeeze bottles and then applied.
After the watercolor is added on top, the rubber cement can be rubbed off with fingers.
Optional: Experimental Watercolor Techniques (Watercolour techniques)
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Corel Draw Portraits - (Below) Learning the tools of graphic software.
These go with the art lesson located at Lesson Plan & Handouts
Watercolor and Charcoal
Double Portrait Self Portrait Self Portrait
Watercolor Figure Studies
Grotesque Drawing - Grotesque Assignment - Distorted Pastel Portraits
Distortions can be created with curved mirrors or elongated grid pictures.
Figure Value Study
Printmaking Handouts | Printmaking Gallery | Watercolor Handouts | Watercolor Gallery
Figure Drawing Gallery | Corel Draw Portraits | Pastel Assignments