Let's draw desserts!

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I discovered this artist a few years ago.  He is one of my favorite discoveries.  Wayne Thiebaud (pronounced teebow) is an American painter.  He is most known for his colorful works of items such as cakes, pastries, ice cream cones, pies and landscapes.  He is associated with the pop art movement.  He was born November 15, 1920.  He currently lives in Mesa, Arizona. He is 99 years old.
I made a video (thanks to Mr. Scarbrough for holding the camera) It's not great but I'll get better as I begin to create more video lessons. Enjoy. Leave comments so I can know what you like and what I need to do to make it easier to follow.




Wayne Thiebaud Videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vI_QJ5D9Qm8#action=share

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1p65qog__Y#action=share


Art Lesson:
Gumball Machine
Materials:
Pencil
Paper
Markers, crayons, colored pencils
stamp pad (if you have one)
Top of a glue bottle
paper
A plate so you can trace a circle


1. Trace a circle onto the white paper at the top of the page.
2. Draw a base under the circle. (Draw lightly so it is easier to erase.)Draw a line behind your gumball machine.
3. Draw small circles inside the large circle to represent gumballs or use the glue top and ink pad to make gumballs. 
4. Draw a coin slot and a hole for the gumball to exit the machine.
5. Color gumballs and the machine.





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