Media & Techniques

Create Beautiful Landscapes Using Just Oil Pastels and Torn Paper

Lindsey Moss | November 1, 2017

Are you looking for a quick lesson that hits multiple objectives? If so, torn paper landscapes might be for you! This short project will not only teach your students about landscapes but about positive and negative space as well. You’ll be amazed at what your students come up with after they learn just a few basic techniques. Check out the video to see how it’s done!

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Lindsey Moss

Lindsey Moss, an elementary school art educator, is a former AOE Content Specialist and a former AOE Writer. She enjoys art history and finding creative and fun solutions to educational challenges.

Create Beautiful Landscapes Using Just Oil Pastels and Torn Paper

Lindsey Moss

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