Skeleton Bones with Mixed Media - Positive And Negative Space Grid Drawing

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a mixed media art project inspired by Georgia O'Keeffe. It covers gridding techniques, using oil pastels for 3D effects, and applying watercolor to negative spaces. The lesson emphasizes focusing on positive and negative spaces and provides tips for blending colors. Additional resources are suggested for further learning.

Which artist's work inspired this mixed media bones project?

• Pablo Picasso

• Vincent van Gogh

• Georgia O'Keeffe

• Claude Monet

What is the first step in preparing your watercolor paper for this project?

• Paint the negative space

• Grid your photo and paper

• Choose your reference image

• Draw the bones

When drawing the negative space, what should you focus on?

• The color of the bones

• The black shapes between the bones

• The white shapes of the bones

• The texture of the paper

What is the purpose of using analogous colors with oil pastels?

• To make the bones appear 3D

• To create a realistic color scheme

• To match the watercolor background

• To highlight the negative space

What technique is suggested for blending oil pastels?

• Using a brush

• Using your finger

• Layering the pastels

• Using a sponge

What is a key characteristic of the wet-on-wet watercolor technique?

• It allows colors to mix freely

• It prevents colors from mixing

• It uses dry paper

• It requires a lot of salt

What should you be cautious of when using watercolors on your paper?

• Using too many colors

• Applying too much salt

• Using too little water

• Pooling of water on the paper