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Children will learn and then practice a variety of artistic techniques and processes as they progress through elementary school. They will be exposed to many different processes by which art can be created and so learn how to control and manipulate media in order to give a pleasing result or a particular finish.
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All other colors can be mixed from the three primary colors: red, blue and yellow
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Nature and buildings use lots of repeating patterns
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The lines can be built up gradually to make the shading look darker
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Collages can be made from just about anything!
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Some artists use a wide combination of media to give different finishes to their work
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This technique is often used as a background
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Painting and photography are known as two-dimensional
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Sketchbooks are useful for organizing ideas and trying out new techniques
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Tonal work focusses on the light and shade used to make subjects appear real
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Turning the page the other way is called a portrait
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