Pop Up Studio: Still Life with Meaningful Objects

In this Pop-Up Studio, undergraduate intern Meghan offers an idea for making a personalized still-life inspired by Audrey Flack's 1978 painting "Bounty."
These videos offer ideas for the home or the classroom; see the accompanying lesson plan for more information for teachers. Available here: bit.ly/3m8h8ES
Materials needed
→ 3-5 personal objects for a still life arrangement
→ drawing paper
→ pencil for sketching
→ choice of colorful media, such as:
→ markers
→ colored pencils
→ crayons
→ chalk/oil pastels
→ acrylic paint
Before you start your project, look carefully at and take inspiration from the hyperrealistic painting "Bounty" by Audrey Flack. View here: bit.ly/3ysQr2y
Find other videos with activities to do at home at reynolda.org/learn.
Music: "The Onyx" by Blue Dot Sessions
About Reynolda
Reynolda, in Winston-Salem, N.C., is a rare gem among the nation’s cultural institutions and historic landscapes. The Reynolda experience includes a renowned collection of American art in America's largest bungalow; lush formal gardens; and calming, nature-filled walking trails encompassing more than 130 acres on the 1917 estate of Katharine and R.J. Reynolds. Reynolda, located at 2250 Reynolda Road, is part of Wake Forest University.
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