Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts
3/11/17
5/25/16
4th graders create Picasso- inspired portraits
I am super proud of these creations. I had to be out of school Tuesday and left some lessons plans for the substitute. The lesson plan for the 4th graders, who normally come to art for an hour and 10 minutes needed to be involved and complex to fill the whole time. I had the teacher read a biography about Picasso to the students first. After, they used a worksheet to help them plan their faces. Last, they used oil pastels to color in the faces and the background. I think I may use this again soon. The results were very pleasing.
12/8/15
Prepping for Romare Bearden inspired collages _2nd grade
First, you need tons of magazines....
Have kids cut our large color shapes....
Have them sort colors into bins....you will need all rainbow colors, plus black, brown, white and pink.
Here they are....ready to work with.....
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10/22/15
Final samples of Oaxaca-inspired paintings
Oh!!! I am SO in love with these works. They look so rich and fun. I am most proud of the fact that all the secondary colors and tints and shades were created by each child. I never gave kids anything but primary colors, white, black and brown. All secondary colors, tints, and shades, they make on their own....
5/2/12
CREATION OF OUR GARDEN SCULPTURE: From sketch to maquette to sculpture...ready for paper mach and painting next few weeks
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4/30/12
4/25/12
2nd graders learn about Henry Moore's process of creating large-scale sculptures and begin sketching out ideas inpired by small toys
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4/11/12
5th graders researching for the creation of their protest posters
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3/16/12
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