Artwork by Savannah and Iyana
***CLICK ON SMALL IMAGES TO GET A CLOSER LOOK**To save an image to your computer, right click and select "Save Image As..."*Name of Artist is listed ABOVE the artwork now! I changed it.
Showing posts with label 2010Matthew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010Matthew. Show all posts
Mar 2, 2010
Day One of ISATS and Dr. Seuss' B-day
We love words like Dr. Seuss, so in art we put it to use! The past couple weeks, Fernwood students have been using letters and words in their art class. Dr. Seuss was our inspiration.
Artwork by Andre, Kayla, Robert, and no name **click for close-up**
Artwork by Kenya
Artwork by Demesha and Tejuan
Artwork by Matthew, Nateyah, Kenya, Calvin

Artwork by Savannah and Iyana
Artwork by Autumn
Artwork by Savannah and Iyana
Jan 17, 2010
7th-8th Grade MLK Portrait Winners
Congratulations to the 7th- 8th grade winners of the MLK portrait contest! Remember click on picture to get a closer look at each winner. The winners are listed in the following order : Most Expressive, Most Realistic, Most Creative.
Nov 17, 2009
Miss Reardon believes that these are great Leaves!
The 1st graders traced leaf stencils and drew spirals to make leaves blowing in the wind. It was their first time using watercolors this year and they did great!
Artwork by Kayla

Artwork by Kanye
The 8th graders rubbed leaves to create leaf-texture. They completed two different designs that were put together to make a diptych (two works of art that are meant to be next to each other). Using what they learned about negative and positive space, they colored the negative space in darker. They were very creative with their use of colors!
Artwork by Matthew
Artwork by Ebony
Artwork by Demesha and more..Remember click on image for a close-up.
The 5th and 7th graders practiced overlapping with leaf stencils. They also used colored pencils to mix colors and create multi-colored leaves like the ones we see outside in the fall.
Artwork by Jamerah, Kiara, and more
Artwork by Jimmie
Artwork by Fahrenheit, Heaven, LaBreaze, and more.
The 8th graders rubbed leaves to create leaf-texture. They completed two different designs that were put together to make a diptych (two works of art that are meant to be next to each other). Using what they learned about negative and positive space, they colored the negative space in darker. They were very creative with their use of colors!
The 5th and 7th graders practiced overlapping with leaf stencils. They also used colored pencils to mix colors and create multi-colored leaves like the ones we see outside in the fall.
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