Check out today's whiteboard assignments before you come to class, or check them out of you aren't going to be in class today!
As we finish our packaging tape sculptures, we will be finding places around the school to install them! Here are some pictures of our progress!!
Basic Design Students are learning how to create various types of Op Art (or Optical Illusion Art). In this last portion of this project, we learned about how to create circles that "pop" out of our grids. Here are the steps we learned about today!
Basic Design!! Make sure you finish your bug projects!! You will need to turn those in along with your shading practice worksheet on Wednesday!
Sculpture Class is creating full body sculptures made with Packaging Tape today, starting with our hands!
Basic Design is learning about Op Art today and how to create their own! Feel free to see our PowerPoint Presentation to stay in the loop! Don't forget that Parent-Teacher Conferences are tonight from 11:30-1:30 and from 4:00-7:00! Come say hi!
So excited to debut my NEWLY DESIGNED WEBSITE!! Check out the new features and feel free to leave comments!
Our beautiful sugar skulls are due today!! Make sure you stop by the photo station and get them photographed before turning them in! (and include your practice worksheet as well!) Sugar Skulls are due tomorrow!! Make sure you stop by the Photo Station and get your Skulls Photographed for Artsonia! Check out the Student's Work that has already been photographed!! Also, All Classes need to check out my Whiteboard when you enter class today to see what we are working on, what is due, and what you can do when you finish!
I am pleased to announce the start of an art class BLOG!! I will be updating it regularly (as regular as possible!) with due dates, fun pictures, and other awesome things that are happening in ART!! First up on the blogosphere is the project Basic Design is turning in on WEDNESDAY (that means those beautiful sugar skulls are due in TWO DAYS, Artists!) We learned about the Dia De Los Muertes (AKA the Days of the Dead), which is a Mexican tradition honoring loved ones who have passed away. One tradition that has been practiced for a few hundred years is the creation of sugar skulls. Check out http://www.mexicansugarskull.com/support/dodhistory.html for the brief history of the tradition! Here are a few examples of what sugar skulls can look like (2-dimensional and 3-dimensional!), and student examples will be posted as soon as they are graded! |
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