Yikes! We are off to an exciting new school year! Keep an eye out for new art coming soon.......

One Point Perspective

Students are currently working on a one point perspective cityscape drawing in 7th grade. Below I have included some helpful videos students may use to work on their drawings, or create new ones.

Color Wheels

5th Grade Color Wheels

Students in the 5th grade studied color theory for this watercolor lesson. Check out the Nice work!

 



 

Zentangle Illuminated Letters

7th Grade Zentangle Illuminated Letters

 

  

 

 

 

  

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kaleidoscopes

5th grade Kaleidoscopes:
Look into the scope and what do you see?

    

    

    

    

 A wondrous world of color and light radiating and moving in and out!

Onomatopoeia Pop Art

This past week the 7th grade artists finished their Onomatopoeia Pop Art lesson. Here are a few examples of student work...
What a great job!

  

   

Animated Clip Blog

This is the neatest blog that has short animated clips made by students
 and other artists! Really cool!

Follow the link here:
https://www.youtube.com/user/leblogdecheeky?feature=watch

5th Grade Hearts

Some finished Hearts by 5th graders. Awesome!

Snowy Day!

It's Saturday and it looks like a little more snow is on the way. Hopefully this won't mean another delay or cancellation, but if it happens we will move all deadlines for projects back as necessary.

Enjoy the weekend!

Onomatopoiea/Color Wheels

Wow we had a lot of snow yesterday, but it was good to be back at school today.

In 7th grade we continued working on the Onomatopoeia Pop Art lesson.This project will continue until at least next Wednesday.

In 5th grade students continued working on the Watercolor Color Wheels. This project will continue until next Tuesday.

As always all project deadlines are subject to an extension. At the teachers discretion.

Jim Dine Inspiere Hearts

I'm just getting the hang of this blogger thing!

Check out the new 5th grade lesson, just in time for Valentine's Day!

Pinterest

The inspiration for this lesson came from pinterest, my new favorite place to find art lessons for our school. If you have any neat ideas send them my way!

What's up this week

This week we have been creating a new lesson called Onomatopoeia Pop Art. So far so good.