We created our Piet Mondrian styled paintings by using 12 x 18 inch drawing paper and black strips of construction paper. We glued the strips down to make a grid like pattern, then we painted inside the shapes with the primary colors.
Friday, September 24, 2010
Piet Mondrian Style Paintings
1st grade started the year by talking about the Primary Colors (red, yellow and blue). We looked at the art of Piet Mondrian who loved to use primary colors, squares and rectangles. Do you know Piet Mondrian never painted a circle?!
We created our Piet Mondrian styled paintings by using 12 x 18 inch drawing paper and black strips of construction paper. We glued the strips down to make a grid like pattern, then we painted inside the shapes with the primary colors.
We created our Piet Mondrian styled paintings by using 12 x 18 inch drawing paper and black strips of construction paper. We glued the strips down to make a grid like pattern, then we painted inside the shapes with the primary colors.
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