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Amazing Animal Eyes

Middle School
By Michael Sacco, posted on Apr 1, 2019

In my Studio Art class, we always take on a painting unit immediately after our drawing unit. By this time, students have an understanding of value shading and rendering and look forward to working with color. A few years, back, I decided to have my students use water-soluble oils instead of acrylic paint.

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