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Use this Google Slide to introduce your students to JEN STARK and TRIPPY DRIP ART Students create a drawing inspired by her use of line and color to create an artwork with pattern and rhythm

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Jen Stark is an artist exploring the intricate layers of the natural world through patterns and color Her work is inspired by infinity topographical maps fractals designs in nature repetition plant growth

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Jen Stark brings her hypnotic optical illusions to this exclusive edition This monochromatic limited edition print captures the LA based artist s signature drip style through intricate patterns inspired by

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Step 1 Use a pencil to sketch your drips Step 2 Add more layers so you can use more colors Step 3 Trace in Sharpie and erase pencil lines WELL Step 4 Choose your medias to add color with

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Look at the Stark s work and possibly a documentary on her there are resources at the bottom of this page Look at op art color field paintings for similarities and differences Develop

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I found a middle school lesson online in which individual students created single drip paintings which were then collaged into a bigger collaborative mural Here s my version of the lesson

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Perfect for elementary and middle school students this step by step guide will help students create their own beach scenes using drip patterns bold colors and fun beach accessories inspired by the work

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Featuring Stark s popular drip patterns below is a demonstration on how to create a custom mirrored silhouette design in the same manner This video has audio directions please use headphones to

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For the skyline students used paint pens to draw and add details to their buildings inspired by the downtown Raleigh cityscape It was great to see students take their time developing their