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Art and Design Colour Chaos: Paul Klee Year One Art and Design | KS1 | Colour Chaos | Paul Klee | Lesson 3 Pa Pa u l K Klee Ai Aim I can create a painting using tints I have mixed. I can talk about the artist Paul Klee. Succe Success

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Year One

Art and Design | KS1 | Colour Chaos | Paul Klee | Lesson 3

Colour Chaos: Paul Klee

Art and Design

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Pa Paul K Klee

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Succe Success Cri Criteri ria Ai Aim

  • I can create a painting using tints I have mixed.
  • I can talk about the artist Paul Klee.
  • I can mix tints.
  • I can use my tints to paint a painting.
  • I can tell you an interesting fact about Paul Klee.
  • I can tell you about one of Paul Klee’s paintings.
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Mi Mixi xing T Tints

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Pr Primary Co Colours

We have learnt about the primary colours.

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Sec Secondary C Colour urs

We have learnt about secondary colours. Y

  • u use the

primary colours to mix these.

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Mi Mixi xing Se Seconda dary C y Colo lour urs

We have practiced mixing lots more colours!

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Ne Neutral al Colours

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  • day we are going to learn about neutral colours.

brown black grey white Just like we did last week, we can mix these colours to make lots of new colours to paint with.

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Ma Making T Tints

If we add white to a colour , we can make tints.

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Ma Making T Tints

Tinting changes a colour from bright to pale.

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Ma Making T Tints

Pink is a tint. We make it by mixing red and white.

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Cha Changin ing t the F he Feel eelin ing

Tinting can make your painting seem calm and gentle. How do these two paintings by Mark Rothko make you feel?

Brights Tints

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Pa Painting with Tints

Tints are also good for painting people, animals and the natural world.

Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lillies (1899) by Claude Monet

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Paul Klee was an artist who experimented with all different types of colour .

Photo courtesy of Sharon Mollerus (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence – attribution

Pa Paul Klee

Rhythmical, Stricter and Freer (1930) by Paul Klee

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Al All Ab About t Pau aul Klee

(1 (1879 - 1940) 1940) Sw Swiss German

Paul Klee was born in Switzerland in 1879. His father was a music teacher and his mother was a singer . As a child, Paul Klee was a talented violin player . When he was 17 he decided he wanted to be an artist. But he was worried that he wasn’t good enough at painting because he couldn’t make his pictures look realistic.

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Al All Ab About t Pau aul Klee

(1 (1879 - 1940) 1940) Sw Swiss German

Eventually Paul Klee realised that if he painted in a more abstract style he could express complicated feelings through simple shapes and colours.

Photo courtesy of Alexander Eliasberg (Wikimedia Commons) - granted under creative commons licence – attribution
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This painting has a very dark background, white lines and blocks of primary colour . Moonrise and Sunset (1919) by Paul Klee

Photo courtesy of Ian Burt (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence – attribution
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Here, Klee uses lots of colours, bright, light and dark. Introducing the Miracle (1916) by Paul Klee

Photo courtesy of Ian Burt (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence – attribution
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Klee has made this painting of a sunset by mixing tints. Separation in the Evening (1922) by Paul Klee

Photo courtesy of Ian Burt (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence – attribution
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What do you see when you look at this painting? How has the painting been made? What kind of colours does Klee use? How would you describe these colours? What shapes can you see? What kind of lines can you see? How do you think Klee was feeling when he painted this? How does the painting make you feel? Do you like it? Why?

Lo Looking at Abstract Art: Se Sepa paration

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he Evening (1922) 1922)

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  • u will need…

Pa Painting With Tints

1. Paint the top strip on your paper in your chosen colour . Swish, wipe and blot your brush. 2. Now mix some white paint in to your colour to make a tint. Notice how the paint turns lighter . Paint the next strip down in this colour . 3. Carry on mixing a little white with your colour and painting a strip until all your strips have been painted in tints. Don’t forget to swish, wipe and blot!

Painting with tints template Paint in white and

  • ne other colour

A clean palette Water A rag

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Wha What a good

  • od tints

s pa painting looks like…

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Ca Can you sort the objects fr from d m dar arkes est to t to l lightes test? t?

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e v e a l t h e a n s w e r s !

lightest darkest

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Succe Success Cri Criteri ria Ai Aim

  • I can create a painting using tints I have mixed.
  • I can talk about the artist Paul Klee.
  • I can mix tints.
  • I can use my tints to paint a painting.
  • I can tell you an interesting fact about Paul Klee.
  • I can tell you about one of Paul Klee’s paintings.
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