Under the direction of our illustrious student teacher, Miss Emily Horvat, the fourth graders created fanciful trees in the style of Gustav Klimt. Students also added their own personal symbols.
Klimt Trees
Under the direction of our illustrious student teacher, Miss Emily Horvat, the fourth graders created fanciful trees in the style of Gustav Klimt. Students also added their own personal symbols.
Labels:
4th grade
Klimt Trees
Under the direction of our illustrious student teacher, Miss Emily Horvat, the third graders created fanciful trees in the style of Gustav Klimt. Students also added their own personal symbols.
Labels:
3rd grade
Portraits
Labels:
5th grade
Birch Tree Landscapes
4th graders learned how to make a resist in watercolor painting by using tape to mask off areas in their work which would "resist" the watercolor paint, thus leaving the paper white.
The big "reveal", pulling off tape to discover the areas left white
Adding details to finish the birch trees.
Labels:
4th grade
Birch Tree Landscapes
3rd graders learned how to make a resist in watercolor painting by using tape to mask off areas in their work which would "resist" the watercolor paint, thus leaving the paper white.
The big "reveal", pulling off tape to discover the areas left white
Adding details to finish the birch trees.
Labels:
3rd grade
Action Portrait Sculptures
2nd graders are working on showing action and movement in their figure representation. We began with a gesture drawing which is a drawing of the action and not the details of the figure.
The students transferred their drawings into a self portrait painting of an action they like to do in the snow....maybe even in the winter olympics
Labels:
2nd grade
Action Portrait Sculptures
1st graders are working on showing action and movement in their figure representation. We began with a gesture drawing which is a drawing of the action and not the details of the figure.
The students transferred their drawings into a self portrait painting of an action they like to do in the snow....maybe even in the winter olympics
Labels:
1st grade
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)