We are busy working on paintings for the Artome Artshow!
5th graders study animals in their science curriculum and created Whimsical Creatures in the artroom using a circle for the head and adding the features of their favorite animal.
We were inspired by the art of Juliette Crane. http://www.juliettecrane.com/
Monday, January 11, 2016
Monday, January 4, 2016
Sunday, January 3, 2016
Friday, January 1, 2016
Georgia Artist: Cornbread
John "Cornbread" Anderson,
self taught Georgia folk artist, paints the birds, quail, guinea hens and chicks, raccoons, deer, rabbits, dogs, foxes and many other animals of his home state, Georgia, in their native habitat and brings them to life in his bold, acrylic folk art paintings.
Third grader "Cornbread"-inspired watercolors.
Prehistoric Cave Art
Students used crayons, markers, oil pastels and paint to make all kinds of LINE qualities and directions; thick, thin,straight, curved, zig-zag, spiral, dots, horizontal, diagonal, and vertical. Next, students glued newspaper to add TEXTURE.
This painting became the BACKGROUND for our Prehistoric cave paintings. Third graders study rocks, minerals, and fossils and we talked about how prehistoric artists made their paint and why they painted animals on the rock walls.
We took a virtual tour of the Prehistoric cave paintings in Lascaux, France and learned to draw a bull and a horse in our sketchbooks. Students chose their favorite animal to draw on their painted background with chalk pastels and added their signature hand print!
Labels:
bull,
cave,
horse,
Lascaux,
prehistoric,
soft pastels
HeArt Art
Comparing collage makers and created the one above with photovisi.com (free version includes watermark)....and the collage below with BeFunky Collage....
Labels:
collage,
heart,
Jim Dine,
mixed-media,
shape,
valentines
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