Grade K-1 students flipped through some Ranger Rick magazines to select an animal to draw. Their instructions were to use their eyes and search for familiar shapes in the animals. Then they needed to use their eyes to follow the outline of the animal, seeing how all the shapes were connected. The studied how their animal was covered with some kind of pattern or texture, but then made up their own colorful art pattern to decorate the animal in its "party suit." We outlined the marker drawing with oil pastel, then finished the picture with cake tempera paints. Some exciting results!
Here you will find a peek at some of the things that are happening in the busy ART room at Captain Albert Stevens Elementary School in Belfast, Maine.
Thursday, May 4, 2017
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Student work created for our Square 1 art school fundraiser:
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Grade 2 studied Still Life composition by making a colorful fruit bowl collage. They began by cutting a symmetrical bowl, then had the goal...
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Grade 4 studied the work of artist Georgia O’Keeffe. Practicing with view finders and flowers from our school garden, they learned about ...