Monday, December 21, 2015
Expressionist Foam Prints
These prints were inspired by Kathe Kollwitz and her German Expressionist work that always portrayed social issues. 7/8 Visual Art students created two sketches that they transferred to foam plates. One was a human showing expression and the other was a repetitive design of their choice that filled the plate. Students printed each plate and also printed one over the other.
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Greek Black Figure Vases
The 6th grade students spent a lot of time learning about the Ancient Greeks, They created paper vases first using black oil pastels.
Then they began work making paper mach vases. Working with glue, balloons, and newspaper was quite messy, but they worked hard to get cleaned up most days.
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Then they began work making paper mach vases. Working with glue, balloons, and newspaper was quite messy, but they worked hard to get cleaned up most days.
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Mandalas
Friday, November 20, 2015
Friday, November 13, 2015
Mobiles
First, the 7/8 Visual Art students studied each others' faces and did quick blind contour drawings like those of Alexander Calder. Next, they began wire face sculptures using wire and Twisteez.
After the wire faces, students began studying Calder's mobiles and studied color schemes and geometric and organic shapes. They cut shapes, painted them in chosen scheme, and built wire mobiles using fishing line.
Then the room started to fill with mobiles hanging from the ceiling everywhere, along with the dreamcatchers from a previous project.
After the wire faces, students began studying Calder's mobiles and studied color schemes and geometric and organic shapes. They cut shapes, painted them in chosen scheme, and built wire mobiles using fishing line.
Then the room started to fill with mobiles hanging from the ceiling everywhere, along with the dreamcatchers from a previous project.
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Dream Catchers
Friday, November 6, 2015
Mechanical Animals
Students in 7/8 Visual Art studied fantasy art, specifically Brian Froud and Jim Henson. They were tasked to draw and shade a creature that had to be a combination of animal and machine.
Friday, October 16, 2015
Visual Puns
Corn Snake |
Dr. Pepper |
Lava Lamp |
Fruit Punch |
Tennis Shoe |
Band-aid |
Designer Shoe |
Strawberry |
Rainbow |
Sandwich |
Time Flies |
Dr. Pepper |
Chocolate Moose |
Time Flies |
Shopping Bag |
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