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Your task is to come up with a sample still life piece using your objects. 1. You decide how they are laid out , taking photos of your objects laid out in different ways and deciding on one. 2. Finding an artist that you like that has either a style you like, colours you like or maybe has a similar still life style that you want to take inspiration from. 

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Your task is to come up with a sample still life piece using your objects. 1. You decide how they are laid out , taking photos of your objects laid out in different ways and deciding on one. 2. Finding an artist that you like that has either a style you like, colours you like or maybe has a similar still life style that you want to take inspiration from. 

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Spy x family

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Teddies Beanie boo's

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Beanie boo teddies

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A Still Life piece is drawing objects that are on front of you. Examples are below 

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A Still Life piece is drawing objects that are on front of you. Examples are below 

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Sample of what the next three pages should look like for you 

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Sample of what the next three pages should look like for you 

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Think of what styles you like (oil pastel rough texture , neat watercolour style, tonal pencil , bright colours, shadows …) then search up artists that use these styles (eg, artist that uses bright colours) 

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Think of what styles you like (oil pastel rough texture , neat watercolour style, tonal pencil , bright colours, shadows …) then search up artists that use these styles (eg, artist that uses bright colours) 

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You can take ANY inspiration from an artist - It could be the way they use colour, or how they use a medium , or how they replicate a texture or even how they use space ..

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You can take ANY inspiration from an artist - It could be the way they use colour, or how they use a medium , or how they replicate a texture or even how they use space ..

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example - I love watercolour painting and want to use an artist that uses watercolour. I love the style that I see here from this artist Dermot Cavanagh and want to use a similar style in my sample still life piece..

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example - I love watercolour painting and want to use an artist that uses watercolour. I love the style that I see here from this artist Dermot Cavanagh and want to use a similar style in my sample still life piece..

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example - I like watercolour but like a more realistic style with shadows,  after scrolling I came across this artist Michele Clamp 

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example - I like watercolour but like a more realistic style with shadows,  after scrolling I came across this artist Michele Clamp 

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example - I have always loved Van Gogh and his texture in paintings, I want to just to the still life piece very texture based with pen and oil pastel together like him and use him as my artist reference

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example - I have always loved Van Gogh and his texture in paintings, I want to just to the still life piece very texture based with pen and oil pastel together like him and use him as my artist reference

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example - another artist that uses nice shadows and undertones, i like this style and want to use her as a reference but use colour pencil instead of watercolour but replicate the shadows she uses with the yellow on lemon reflecting off the milk carton

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example - another artist that uses nice shadows and undertones, i like this style and want to use her as a reference but use colour pencil instead of watercolour but replicate the shadows she uses with the yellow on lemon reflecting off the milk carton

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They are on the mission

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bottle

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3 - 4 pages of 2 - 3 objects from your theme

On these pages you should have watercolour studies of an object, pencil studies , pen studies, oil pastel and chalk pastel and colour pencil.

Two pages of still life process (look at previous slide)

And full page of a sample still life process.

Two pages of either an imaginative composition or poster (exact same process as still life just imaginative composition or poster layout)

And full page of either a sample imaginative composition or poster.

EXAMPLE - I went with the theme makers and shapers and chose and apple, wooden spoon and whisk.

Page 1 is a few sketches in pencil of an apple, looked at from different angles (two of these sketches are detailed)

Page 1 also includes pen studies of the apple cut open in black ink, green ink and red ink , two of these pen drawings are detailed.

Page 2 I looked at the wooden spoon in oil pastel and chalk pastel (all different angles, some zoomed up of spoon)

Page 3 I looked at the apple again in watercolour, focused on the seeds and the stem as I liked looking at these areas when looking at it with pencil. I filled this page with colour pencil studies of the spoon also.

Next two pages are still life process (refer to example beside this column) and a full page of a sample still life of a spoon and apple in watercolour and oil pastel as they are my favourite mediums to work with.

The next two pages I wanted to choose the poster, so I went about two different layouts with different poster samples with different headings (one being a bake sale and the other being a cook book cover) and my final poster samples (on one page after the two page process) is a bake sale poster in watercolour and colour pencil.