Showing posts with label 2015Jakobe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2015Jakobe. Show all posts

Mar 12, 2011

Tessellation Fascination (4th Grade)

Artwork by Shamia
Artwork by Cierra
Artwork by Jada
Artwork by Netonya
Artwork by Alexzandria
Artwork by Brianna
Artwork by Yahdiah
Artwork by Jakobe
Artwork by Jamari
Artwork by Aberiyanna

Jan 19, 2011

We got it Covered.

Passing out sketchbooks has become easier now that we put our own unique designs on the covers. Here are some sketchbook covers that turned out really nice.
Artwork by Kiara L
Artwork by Yuzerick
Artwork by Jakobe
Artwork by Kiara Wood
Artwork by Michiaya
Artwork by Princess
Artwork by Kori
Artwork by Kayla



Dec 27, 2010

Hold My Hand

To prepare ourselves for the Michael Jackson concert that came to Fernwood, every class make their own Michael Jackson glove. We put fun facts and lyrics on the back side of the glove. I saw this music video celebrating Michael Jackson, check it out: Hold My Hand Video

Artwork by Brianna, Jeremie, Fahrenheit

Artwork by Rynesha
Click to see up-close!
Artwork by Yahzyah and Lakeua
Artwork by Alaina
Artwork by Jamari and Yahdiah
Artwork by Jakobe and Alexzandria

Nov 9, 2010

Clay from Today

What color do you get if you mix blue and yellow? How about yellow and red? Red and blue? Check out the 4th graders clay artwork for some hints!
Snakes by Jamari
Animals by Jeremie
Truck by Contrail
Person by Jakobe (uh oh, he made brown because he mixed all 3 colors!)
Name by Yahdiah
Ice cream by Brianna
Artwork by Marvin
Earth by Juavonte
Saturn by Alex

Oct 23, 2009

Get to Know Van Gogh


The Art Club studied the detailed sky from Van Gogh's "Starry Night". Their projects are swirly like his! I love their interpretations of Van Gogh's sky!

Artwork by Kenmari
Artwork by Sanbonnice
Artwork by Akilah
Artwork by Jakobe

The lower grades studied Van Gogh's "Sunflowers".
Artwork by VanGogh
Artwork by Joseph

Artwork by Cierra
Artwork by Timothy
Artwork by Alex

Artwork by Trevius

Everyone has remembered Vincent Van Gogh's name...to help, we think "not car, but VAN...not stop, but GO! :-) With both projects they used glitter glue to make the texture that is one of Van Gogh's trademarks.