Showing posts with label 2012Nia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2012Nia. Show all posts

Jun 9, 2012

Library Winners

Shannon, director from Woodson Library came to choose the best artworks from this year to be on display at the library. Congrats to the artists she chose. Some of the winners are below:
Antonio
Arthur
Brianna
Kamaree
Chloe
Deja
Destiny
Dylan
Briana V and Iyana
Katherine
Kayla
Kenya
Makya
Mark
Mikayla
Nia
Shakeyah
Shaionta
Tysean
Zyshon

Dec 28, 2011

Moonlight Mixing

8th graders began with a white moon and practiced mixing different tints by adding a tiny bit of either blue or red to their white paint. For each ring they added more color to the white, making it darker and darker.
Their trees were made by gluing strips of ripped black or white paper. I asked them to make sure the thicker end to meet the trunk of the tree and get gradually smaller scraps of paper for branches.
Artwork by: Top Row: Nia, Kendreanna, Dakest
Bottom Row: ____, Chloe (She chose to paint her tree rather than glue), Jessica, and Samantha
Artwork by _____(no name), Antonio and Deona

I always repeat to write your name on front bottom corner. It is very important if you want recognition on the blog. If I can not zoom and see your name, I can not tag you to your artwork!

Dec 4, 2011

Color Explosion

8th graders studied colors while re-making Madame Matisse. They loved about Matisse and his love of color. The 6th graders created still lives inspired by Matisse. I will post them soon.
Artwork by Nia

Color Wheel by Jessica
Artwork by Chloe

Color Wheel by Unique
Artwork by Tierra

A very interesting interpretation of Madame Matisse by Shekeema

May 9, 2010

Achieving a Weaving

The 6th- 8th graders have been working on their weaving skills using cardboard looms. Not an easy task to achieve, but some students got so fast at it that they could do an entire 6 inch weave in 20 minutes (Kenda!!!) I will post more pictures next week.


Weaves by Nia and Andre


Channa got creative and braided her own yarn.


Breantia added colored beads to her weave.

Dec 6, 2009

Fernwood architects hired to design a skyscraper

The 4th-6th grade students are future architects hired to design a skyscraper to be built in 2121. Technology will be advanced, so their design could be as futuristic as they please. Their task was to draw the new skyscraper that will highlight the Chicago skyline. An architect came to class to help them with their designs. Look below to see the different skyscrapers they designed.

Artwork by Lawrence

Artwork by Ashton
Artwork by Ma'kayl
Artwork by Micheal
Artwork by KiaraL
Artwork by Nia
Artwork by KiaraW
Artwork by Jevon
Artwork by William
Artwork by Diamond

They also learned about the skyscrapers that are already in Chicago.
Artwork by Denadrian
Artwork by Dakest
Artwork by Letasha
Artwork by Deantay
We debated if it was fair that the Petronas Towers are taller than the Sears Tower, what do you think? ☺

And they learned about "the Spire" which is the skyscraper being built in Chicago as we speak. Below is what the Chicago skyline will look with the spire.