🎨 Part 1: Watercolour Technique Knowledge

1. Match each watercolour technique with its correct description:

1. Wet-on-wet

2. Wet-on-dry

3. Layering

A. Applying wet paint on dry paper for sharp edges

B. Building up transparent layers for depth

C. Wetting paper first for soft colour blends

2. Which technique would you use to create soft, cloudy effects? (Circle one)

Wet-on-wet

Wet-on-dry

Layering

3. Check all the materials you need for watercolour painting:

Watercolour paints

Oil pastels

Water containers

Paintbrushes

Glue stick

Watercolour paper

🖌️ Part 2: Technique Practice Planning

4. Fill in the blanks about watercolour techniques:

When using the _____________ technique, you must wet the paper first before applying paint. This creates _____________ edges and allows colours to blend together smoothly.

The _____________ technique involves applying wet paint to dry paper, which creates _____________ edges and more defined shapes.

_____________ means letting each layer of paint _____________ completely before adding the next layer on top.

5. Describe what happened when you tried the wet-on-wet technique at your station:

6. Which technique did you find most challenging and why?

🌺 Part 3: O'Keeffe Connection

7. How do you think Georgia O'Keeffe used these watercolour techniques in her flower paintings? Give specific examples:

8. Circle the effects that layering can create in watercolour paintings:

Deeper, richer colours

Sharp, defined lines

Texture and depth

Transparency effects

9. Plan your O'Keeffe-inspired painting for next lesson. Draw a simple sketch and label which techniques you will use where:

🎯 Part 4: Self-Assessment & Reflection

10. Rate your confidence with each technique (circle one number for each):

Wet-on-wet: Not confident 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 Very confident

Wet-on-dry: Not confident 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 Very confident

Layering: Not confident 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 Very confident

11. What is one thing you learned about colour mixing today?

12. Which technique do you want to practice more before our next lesson?

Wet-on-wet

Wet-on-dry

Layering

All of them!

13. Write one tip you would give to a friend who is learning watercolour techniques for the first time:

Watercolor Techniques Practice

Watercolour Techniques Practice

🎨 Part 1: Watercolour Technique Knowledge

🖌️ Part 2: Technique Practice Planning

🌺 Part 3: O'Keeffe Connection

🎯 Part 4: Self-Assessment & Reflection

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