Yellowstone Canyon, (1872) Wyoming

Chasm of the Colorado, (ca. 1873)

Landforms byTomas Moran

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Shoshone Falls on the Snake River, (1900) Idaho

By Tomas Moran

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Recollection, 2006,

Landforms by Philip Koch

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Philip Koch AscensionOil on panel, 40 X 32″, 2008

Philip Koch, The Voyage, 2000,

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Philip Koch Deer Isle, 2008

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”Bottom of the Sky” Grand Canyon ( 2013)”Sunny Beach with Yellow Umbrella”

Kathleen Elsey Landform Paintings

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"Jerome."

San Francisco Bay (1999)Angel Island behind sail boats

More Elsey Landform Paintings

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Now that you have seen an artistic view of landforms,

choose a landform that you think is interesting and paint it on the ceiling!

Using colored crayons, Sketch a plan or idea for a landform ceiling painting from a list provided.

When making your plan remember you will be working on a large-scale format. Using landscape pictures from the internet or from other sources will help you with your ideas and plan.

Think about color mixing ideas and brush techniques for tempera paints. (remember, mixing opposite colors on the color wheel will create a neutral color.)

Experience team cooperation and planning when sharing materials.

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MATERIALS White drawing paper for planning (12" x 18")

Crayons for planning and sketching tiles

Ceiling tiles

Tempera paint

Pencils planning and sketching tiles

Paper towels

Styrofoam plates for mixing paint

Sponge Brushes

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