Art Lesson| How to Create the Appearance of Stained Glass Flowers using Oil Pastels!

The video tutorial guides students through creating a faux stained glass drawing inspired by nature's colors. It covers project requirements, sketching a rough draft, transferring the design to black paper, and using oil pastels. Techniques for blending colors, using analogous and complementary colors, and finalizing the project are discussed to create a vibrant and contrasting artwork.

What is the minimum number of flowers required in the faux stained glass drawing project?

• One

• Three

• Two

• Four

What should be included in the rough draft besides flowers?

• Only a patterned border

• Animals and insects

• Only animals

• Only insects

What is the purpose of using a ruler when transferring the design to black paper?

• To create an even border

• To draw the flowers

• To color the design

• To measure the flowers

How should oil pastels be cleaned during use?

• With a scrap of paper or paper towel

• With water

• With fingers

• With a cloth

What is the key technique for blending oil pastels?

• Using fingers

• Using a brush

• Layering colors

• Using water

Why should complementary colors be avoided when mixing colors for a petal?

• They create a bright color

• They create a dark brown

• They create a pastel color

• They create a light color

What is the final step in completing the faux stained glass drawing?

• Outlining with black oil pastel

• Adding more colors

• Adding glitter

• Erasing pencil lines