Learn How To Paint As They Do In Waldorf Schools Worldwide
Do you ever wonder how the teachers teach the Waldorf school style of painting?

This book describes the paints and pigments they use, the process of painting wet on wet, Goethe's color theory, how to handle the paintings, verses for painting, and painting stories.

This work originated from contributions made by various parents and Waldorf School teachers to the Waldorf Homeschoolers site between 1998 and 2002. Although we would like to provide proper credit, we no longer have contact with the original material sources. We recall that some of the content came from individuals such as Miss Michelle, Miss Katherine, Pamela, Anya, Kytka, Brucey, Cindy, and Miss Elaine.

Painting in Waldorf Schools Employs What is Called a "Wet-on-Wet" Watercolor Technique

This creates a medium for discovering the qualities of the primary colors. The nature of the movement of colors is found experientially. The secondary colors are derived from this technique. In the classrooms, the walls are painted in a style called Lazure. Finally, you can learn about painting and drawing in Waldorf schools.