Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

Marine Life Art 2

Students learned about Marine Life Artist, Robert Wyland, then created their own marine life paintings. 

Bedroom Perspective Paintings

 
 
Students learned about Van Gogh's bedroom paintings, then created their own version of a bedroom painting in one point perspective. 
 
 

Canvas Murals

 
 
Groups of students worked hard to brainstorm ideas and make them into reality.  They had to collaborate with each other and face the challenges of working on a larger scale.  Their many hours of work paid off. 
 

Pointillism Paintings

 
 
Students learned about George Seurat and pointillism.  Then they got to explore painting using dots.  They had a lot of neat ideas and did an amazing job.
 
 

Aboriginal Dot Paintings

 
Students created leaf paintings after viewing Aboriginal dot paintings.

Getting to the Point

Students were studying the work of George Seraut and the use of pointillism.  These are some examples of their work.
 

Packing Foam Reimagined

Groups of students worked together to transform foam castaways into art.
 

Fall Paintings

Students had the opportunity to practice their painting skills with a fall theme.
 

Thanksgiving Art Cards

Students were able to show caring by creating Fall art cards with a personal note inside to distribute with Thanksgiving dinner distributions. 

Acrylic Painting on Canvas

This is an acrylic painting I completed on 16x20" canvas for a colleague.  It was intended as a gift for their daughter. 
 

Dive Into ART!

Getting ready for the start of a new school year brings new ideas!  I have been busy working to create an exciting new look for the hallway.
 
We will be studying the artist, Wyland this year, which is where the inspiration for this project began.  This piece came together using a variety of materials, many recycled, to imitate nature in an artistic way. 
 
 

How it all started...

Foam and random paperboard packing materials hot glued together.
 
Some "Great Stuff" expanding foam to create more texture.
 
I used Createx acrylic air brush paint to add color.
 
I made extra pieces from expanding foam and cardboard.