Impromptu drawings in oil pastel
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Art 1 students were instructed to scribble all over their black paper and then challenged to discover the subject matter within using imagination. Students were then challenged to create a gradient in each space using oil pastel . Rock Hill H.S. taught by Lorne Brandt
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