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FEATURE ARTICLE Claude Monet – Impressionism Before dabbing was a rather meaningless 2017 dance move, it was a form of painting and the basis of Impressionism! The dab is a short brush stroke that, if repeated over and over again, creates the very sophisticated signature-style of French artist, Claude Monet! But what you don’t know is that back in the 1870s day, the original reference of “impressionism” was actually an insult hurled by the established art community at young Impressionist artists who dared to forgo detail and only capture an “impression” of a scene, aka lazy art! So Monet was actually an artistic rebel, a rock star of the dab! Three life lessons inspired by Claude Monet: 1. Freedom: Impressionists painted outdoors and ‘on the spot’. Their impromptu, opportunistic capturing of a scene gave rise to creativity! Sometimes you need to do things differently. 2. Be messy: Art critics disliked Impressionism because they said it was messy and lacked discipline. However, through the “messy” strokes Impressionism inspired emotion... people didn’t analyse, they felt. Neatness kills, make a mess! 3. Awareness: Monet painted many beautiful scenes of nature, such as gardens, ponds and the ocean. He was able to recognise and appreciate the natural beauty around him and then capture that beauty with paint. Always be aware of the beauty around you, even in scenes that are not immediately considered beautiful. Capture those details and then share them in your own way, but never become blind to the beauty. Monet activity Top 4 tips for your kids to make an Impressionist painting: 1. Squint (no detail allowed) 2. Use a hog hair brush 2. Apply thick paint (acrylic) 4. Dab A full tutorial is available by artist William Kemp at www.willkempartschool.com for you to get your dab on! Other artists worth exploring: Gustav Klimt, Symbolism Henri Matisse, Fauvism Vincent Van Gogh, Post-Impressionism Norman Rockwell, Modern Art Cecil Skotnes, African Abstract The Trinitonian | 25
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