Shared by Mª Teresa García:
First I will explain the dry techniques: graphite, colored pencils, waxes, etc. Students will paint a garden tree with graphite.
Then we will learn about Dalí, the creator of surrealism: a type of art that includes combinations of unnatural or illogical images. We will see his butterfly tree, and the tree of wings, also we will talk about the Reina Sofía Museum.
Next, students will draw the tree in the yard in a surreal style using colored pencils, crayons, or markers. Finally, the students could admire the works, each of them will ask a question about the work of a colleague.
It will be related to the objects they have chosen and what they want to convey. The author must argue it.
The link below shows several of the trees painted by Dalí:
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