Do I understand correctly that you do the painting before you start the lesson? I just wonder about the reference.
It's beautiful and she is very talented. I'm not such a big fan of Paris though. I've been there several times and I don't find it spectacular. I must say that the Eiffel tower looks much better on her painting than in real :)
Thank you for sharing and have a great weekend!
The first photo is a finished picture. I just thought that the blog would look better finished picture.
Usually, I can prepare a picture that the children will paint, or I can let them choose the pictures of the pictures I have printed (for example, Van Gogh paintings help us better understand strokes and colors, control my hands, understand how much water to add, improve skills. Or I can give pupils imagination tasks.
My student brought this picture and wanted to draw it. I am not a fan of the Eiffel Tower either.
But if the student likes this theme, it means that she will draw with enthusiasm.