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Oyster Shell Pen Drawing

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Oyster Shell Pen Drawing

This oyster shell pen drawing lesson guides your students through the steps to create a detailed pen drawing with a non-permanent pen and water.  The final step has an emphasis on mark making.  This download includes:

  • The 7-slide PowerPoint pictured above.
  • A detailed lesson plan.
  • 4 oyster shell images for students to work from.

Materials Required: Non-permanent pens, paper, round brushes, waterpots. #Ad

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  • This Was an Inspiring Resource!

    By srobertslevi on

    I teach a dynamic drawing class for adults. I focus on drawing from real-life objects to enhance observation skills. When physical objects aren’t available, I use reference photographs from Arty Teacher for inspiration.

    Recently, we studied and drew oyster shells using stunning, detailed photos. Before this, I hadn’t taken the time to observe an oyster shell, making the exercise enlightening and enjoyable.

    We started with a structured lesson, using a pencil and a non-permanent marker to explore shapes and outlines. Students then suggested using charcoal and water for depth, before finishing with vibrant conte crayon to enhance their artworks. The results were unique and reflected each student’s style, creating an atmosphere full of excitement and creativity.

    It was a joy to see their artistic growth, and I appreciate Arty Teacher’s resources, which support my teaching in public schools and my community art studio.

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      I’m so pleased this resource worked well for you. It sounds like you taught an exciting lesson and were experimental with the media you used. Excellent!

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