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This document discusses painting materials and techniques for an art project focused on living by the sea. Students will use watercolors, acrylic paints, and pastels to create scenes depicting life near the ocean through paintings of beaches, boats, sea life and other coastal themes. Care will be taken to properly use the different tools and media.
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