How to Draw a Rooster in the Style of Picasso

Do you want your students to make eye-catching roosters without having all the roosters look the same?  Your students will be captivated by the wide variety of rooster designs possible with these drawing pages.   

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) is widely known for co-founding the Cubist movement.  In this packet, students can roll the dice to create a cubist rooster drawing.  I’ve also made a sheet where they can just pick the different body parts without rolling the dice.  You’ll also find rooster pattern ideas and sample roosters for inspiration.

In addition to that, you’ll get 3 different rooster coloring pages.  I noticed that Picasso did several painting unfortunate roosters getting prepared for dinner.  I decided to bring them back to life in these coloring sheets.  So using inspiration from Picasso’s dead roosters, I imaged what they might look like if they were living for one-of-a-kind coloring pages.

I also made a coloring sheet of Picasso himself.  Two versions have areas to add colors or patterns and the other version has my patterns added to it.  If you look closely, you’ll see that some of the patterns were also inspired by Picasso’s art.

What you get:

• Teacher Instructions (4 pages)
• 2 versions of the Cubist Rooster drawing pages (2 pages)
• Rooster Pattern Ideas (1 page)
• Examples of Roosters and Patterns (1 page)
• Picasso Coloring Pages (3 pages)
• Definitions of “Cubism” and “Abstract” (1 page)
• Rooster Coloring Pages (3 pages)

>>>>>> A total of 15 pages

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Easily download this PDF with a link that is automatically emailed to you immediately after your purchase and you can begin drawing right away!

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