Use polymer clay and an eye cabochon to create a mythical dragon eye with actual texture with this clay dragon eye lesson plete lesson plan available here. Here are some tips, tricks and suggestions for making your own clay dragon eyes. day 1: clay dragon eye preparation. during the first class period we discuss the differences between tactile and implied texture. next, the students preview the clay dragon eye – art with trista video tutorial.
This is also a great lesson to introduce the principle of design, emphasis. in addition to the size of the eye, students learn how to create emphasis with contrasting textures, colors and shapes. follow up lessons. in addition to the oil pastel dragon eye, i have also created the polymer clay dragon eye and the digital dragon eye with my students. These polymer clay dragon eyes are deceptively easy to create. in this video we will show you how to take a clear glass cabochon and paint the most amazing e. Draw a dragon eye using oil pastels. follow steps to draw the basic parts of the eye as well as blend oil pastels together to create the implied texture of d. There is a tutorial for this in the slide show. in hindsight, the most successful sculptures incorporated 3 4 analogous colors, and used these colors to unify the various sculptural elements of their dragon eye by blending. students who selected colors from all over the color wheel tended to end up with a sculpture that looked too “fragmented”.
Draw a dragon eye using oil pastels. follow steps to draw the basic parts of the eye as well as blend oil pastels together to create the implied texture of d. There is a tutorial for this in the slide show. in hindsight, the most successful sculptures incorporated 3 4 analogous colors, and used these colors to unify the various sculptural elements of their dragon eye by blending. students who selected colors from all over the color wheel tended to end up with a sculpture that looked too “fragmented”. In addition, i show my students a video to demonstrate how to blend oil pastels together to create a 3d appearance. the results are creative and my students really enjoy using the oil pastels. check out my dragon eye art lesson: a student favorite blog for a more detailed description of this lesson. complete oil pastel dragon eye lesson. Instructions. work clay until smooth and there are no cracks. for the base, roll out a flat rectangle of clay using a flat jar or bottle as a roller. cut to whatever shape you prefer for your dragon’s eye, we chose an oval ish design. you can use any shape you like. roll out two thin pieces of clay for the eyelids, upper and lower.
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