Create your own set of warmups

Summary:

Using the lesson and the Step by Step Guided PDF create your own set of warmups, and show them to the class
You can also show any warmups you recycled/reused/elevated into other art

Step by Step:

Cut your paper to size, and adhere to your board and boards
- It would be great if you could do 3 pieces of paper on a board as a minimum, just to ensure you have many pieces to experiment on
Take your supplies in the order you want to use them, or keep all supplies at hand
- If you need some idea of what order to use them try for water soluble mediums at the start, then inks, and more acrylic/insoluble media towards the end
Once you have covered 80 – 100% of your paper, decide if you are done, or need to cover more paper, or add more media OR proceed to making some collage to continue adding to the warmup
When you make collage, you can take a moment to decide the colour scheme of your work, make sure you use sturdy paper
Create your collage, using your preferred/decided colours and mediums
Stick on or adhere collage, outline it
Draw doodles or shapes if you so choose
End with more doodles, marks, spatters
At this point you can call it done OR you may want to add a character, place, motif to the warmup paper(s)

The benefit of doing the warmup lesson, is to show you that you can develop confidence and creativity BY also doing something that is beneficial to your art practise or ends in a good result.

Supporting Resources:

Step by Step Guided PDF for any level, which takes you through the process step by step
A warmup card elevated by drawing a character over it:
- Watch the; Grumpozoid Bonus Lesson
Have some Blocks or Resistance while trying to do this lesson? Read the "Blocks and Possible Resistance Ideas" PDF
Struggling for prompts or ideas? Try the "Prompts List" PDF
Want to add some self reflection into your practise? Look at the "20 Questions for Self-Reflection" PDF

I encourage you to post your final results here, any clear JPEG image will do, you can also post multiple sets of warm ups you may have done, I would be happy to see them all.

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