Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Salvador Dali!
My 4/5 Students created the colorful Salvador Dali portraits--I am sure I found this on another blog--sorry I can't remember!  The other drawing is a wonderful Charcoal grid drawing done by one of my talented middle school students.  Dali was quite the inspiration this past year!
Chihuly Inspired Sculptures
2/3 Artists created these Chihuly inspired sculptures using a coffee filter, coloring with markers, a little spray starch (we put them over a plastic cup with a rubber band to dry), and mounted on black board.  The students loved creating these.  Watching the colors run together and blend was beautiful.  Every student's was a success!
Labels:
Chihuly,
Sculpture,
Second Grade,
Third Grade
Notan Designs
I found an amazing video on Pinterest about Notan designs--essentially the positive and negative approach.  My 7/8 students created these amazing designs.  Lots of organization of little pieces using baggies!  It was almost like putting a puzzle together.  All students were successful because they could control the complexity of their design.
Peacock's Are Amazing
These were done by my 6th Graders.  It was a fill in project, but I really love how they turned out.  Students were given 3 different images of peacocks to look at.  We talked about simplified and more realistic approaches, then students drew, traced with sharpie, and added color with water-soluable oil pastels.  Love them!!
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