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The document provides instructions for students to observe stained glass windows at Sagrada Familia, noting their shapes, colors, and color schemes. It asks students to identify how many tints and tones they see, and which windows use an analogous color scheme. It then instructs students to create their own stained glass window design using an analogous color scheme and adding a silhouette, following steps to plan the shape, create concepts, and practice the final design on paper.
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- 4. When you look at these windows. Please note their shapes and use of colour.
- 6. Which colour scheme was used?
- 8. How do these colours change your feelings?
- 9. How many tints and tones do you see?
- 11. Which ones of these are using an analogous colour scheme?
- 12. You will be creating your own modern window following an analogous scheme.
- 13. But..you will also add a silhouette or photo using black paper or paint.
- 14. Now it is your turn. • Step 1: You will need to plan your window shape an easy way to do this is to fold a paper in half and cut it. • Step 2: Create 3 concepts with different geometric designs and colour shemes. • Step 3: On A4 paper create a practise final using watercolour pencils.