Andy Warhol (1923-1987) was one of the 20th century’s most creative artists who defined a decade with his groundbreaking Pop Art. His commercial art background must have influenced him when he created this Christmas Tree print in 1958. My mural has 24 pages and is 37" by 50" when complete. I can email my printable pdf file with instructions for just $5. (Click “Add to Cart” to access PayPal for same day delivery.)
Note: I love a new coloring product that I discovered and used on my sample, Crayola Twistable Slick Stix. I like the set of twelve which include a pretty gold and silver, and are super smooth to color with. They are much cleaner to work with than regular oil pastels and seem to leave little to no residue on the paper. One of the best features is the sturdy plastic holder for each. I can’t tell you how many pastels have died an early death in my room by being stepped on not only by students, but by myself as well. That soft “squish” is the worst feeling! Anyhow, try these out, I think you’ll like them.
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3 comments:
i just love love love all of these murals - i jut ordered a bunch :) thanks for sharing - and thanks for your wonderful blog :)
Thank you for this one, I did it with my grade 3 class and they loved it! We used crayons to colour and it was beautiful when we finished! Thanks!
The fact of the matter is that this Christmas tree is a great idea, due to handmade stuff means a lot more than simple and commercial bought affairs.
In a nut shell, this is a really nice proyect !
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