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Showing posts with label 2014Telia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2014Telia. Show all posts
Jun 9, 2012
Ms. Appiah's Class Penguins!
On the way to 3rd floor to Ndebele, you will pass our Penguins from Antartica.
Ms. Appiah's class had made the penguin eggs out of paper mache. The baby penguins are stuffed animals. The giant penguins are made with bulletin board paper and our iceberg is boxes and bulletin board paper.
Apr 26, 2012
Mar 29, 2012
Portrait Collages (Art Museum project)
Part of our field trip was doing an art project...Portrait collages using reproductions of artwork from the Chicago Art Museum.
Mark's art skills go beyond drawing. I LOVE this collage!
Artwork by Mark

Artwork by Telia
No name! I think this one would be even cooler if the grapes were part of his beard. You might of noticed...the food clippings were very popular.

Another no-name :-( But I love the lightning behind the ice cream and the butterfly used as the bust.
Artwork by Triniti

Again, no name. I usually toss no-names, but those raspberry earrings and the armor used for the body! Too cute.

Artwork by Damien

Artwork by Ashton

Artwork by Arneisha

Fangs and using animal mouths was also a very popular motif.
Mark's art skills go beyond drawing. I LOVE this collage!
Artwork by Mark

Artwork by Telia
No name! I think this one would be even cooler if the grapes were part of his beard. You might of noticed...the food clippings were very popular.Another no-name :-( But I love the lightning behind the ice cream and the butterfly used as the bust.
Artwork by TrinitiAgain, no name. I usually toss no-names, but those raspberry earrings and the armor used for the body! Too cute.

Artwork by Damien
Artwork by Ashton
Artwork by Arneisha

Fangs and using animal mouths was also a very popular motif.
Mar 12, 2011
Tessellation Fascination (5th Grade)
Artwork from top left (click for close-up) Brianna, Yuzerick, William, Jevon, Randy, Triniti
Labels:
2014Brianna,
2014Damien,
2014Dasmin,
2014Donyelle,
2014Gabriaela,
2014Indiya,
2014Jermaine,
2014Jevon,
2014KiaraL,
2014Makayl,
2014Randy,
2014Tatiana,
2014Telia,
2014William,
2014Xavier,
2014Yuzerick
Sep 27, 2010
Op Art, did we trick your eye?
Optical Art, known as OP art, is art that tricks the eye. Does our artwork look like it is moving? Does it look 3-D? Tricking the eye is not an easy task, so some students just made an awesome looking design using curved lines! That is fine with me, what matters most to me, is that YOU are happy with your completed project. Your artwork demonstrates your style and work ethic in all aspects of life, not just art class. I was sad to see students give up so easily with this project, but happy to see those who did above and beyond what I imagined! Thank you to everyone who tried their best :-)
Artwork by Lashamere
Artwork by Alania
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