Trailblazing Transit
Drawing and Painting Modes of Transportation Throughout American History | taught by Marrissa Raimonde
throughout American History
With this course, your child will use online, step-by-step lessons to create:
Native American Canoe
Lewis and Clark's Keelboat
Pioneer's Wagon
Steam Locomotive
Ford's Model T
Space Shuttle
They will also receive online, step-by-step instruction with:
watercolor pencils and paint
acrylic/tempera paint
chalk pastels
A downloadable PDF Art Appreciation packet,
with discussion questions, is also included with this course:
Please check out this amazing review from Half-A-Hundred Acre Woods
This art course correlates beautifully with:
By Brandy Ferrell from Half-A-Hundred Acre Wood
Welcome! (please read this before you begin this course!)
FREE PREVIEWArt Appreciation Packet (Native American Canoe, Lewis and Clark's Keelboat, Pioneer Wagon)
Art Appreciation Packet (Steam Locomotive, Ford's Model T, Space Shuttle)
Suggested Book List
Supply List
FREE PREVIEWBeautiful Oops!
FREE PREVIEWDrawing the Native American canoe
Coloring the canoe with watercolor pencils Part 1
Coloring the canoe with watercolor pencils Part 2
Drawing Lewis and Clark's keelboat
Painting the keelboat with watercolor paints
Drawing the pioneer's wagon
Coloring the wagon with chalk pastels
Drawing the steam locomotive
Painting the steam locomotive with acrylic or tempera paints (Part 1)
Painting the steam locomotive with acrylic or tempera paints (Part 2)
Painting the steam locomotive with acrylic or tempera paints (Part 3)
Drawing Ford's Model T
Painting the Model T with watercolor paints
Drawing the space shuttle
Painting the space shuttle with watercolor paints
Congratulations!
*Please note, All sales are final.
1. How long do I have to use this course?
Once you purchase this course, it is yours to use as often as you would like. You can start and stop a session at anytime. There is no specific time frame needed to finish this class. It does not expire.
2. What age group is this course geared towards?
This course is geared towards children in elementary to high school. The younger students might need some guidance/help from the parent to have the videos set up (logging in to the website and getting the supplies out). You know your child! For the most part, students should be able to grab their supplies, watch the video demonstrations and complete the art work independently. {Make sure you bookmark this site so your child will be able to sign in!} High schoolers could also use this course to improve art skills or practice these lessons from a different point of view. Parents might also want to participate in these lessons as a fun way to create art together as a family!
3. How many videos are included with this course?
There are 12 step-by-step videos demonstrating how to do each art project
4. Why the name "Yellow Spot: Sun"?
Pablo Picasso, famous artist and Cubist, once said, "There are painters who transform the sun into a yellow spot, but there are others, with the help of their art and intelligence, that transform a yellow spot into the sun."
What a wonderful way to view art! If we take the time to view art in this manner, there is no telling what each of these budding artists can create over their lifetime!
5. If I purchased this course, can I share this course with others?
This course is for use within your immediate family only. It can not be shared with friends.
**If you are in a co-op, EACH FAMILY must purchase this course to use within that community**
All sales are final.
YOU MAY NOT:
The Art Teacher