More 3rd-5th grade work

I see Marvin's Orange House below

I remember Ashton's tall skinny house, Brian's teal house, Eryn's pink house, below

Amillion's house is the tall skinny teal one.  The big green one is Autumn's?

More houses

Dusk... Kenmari is the yellow house, Juavonte did the blue house, Ryshaun did the huge red one, Amiri did the yellow one? and Jonathan did the brown house.

3rd-4th grade Contesters

I submitted student artwork to "Celebrating Art", a program that publishes student artwork. Click Here to learn more. Many Fernwood students were chosen to be contestants in the final competition. All they need to do is turn in their parent permission slip forms. I will find out who the winners are in August. I will be sure to update you. Good Luck to the Fernwood Contestants!
Cityscape by Willie
Starry Night by Kenmari

Leaf Prints by Kashariya

Masai Tribe by Eryn

Scratch Art by Cierra

Desert Landscape by Amillion

Cityscape by Kori

Leaf Print by Juavonte

Awesome Artists

Kenya did a Drug-Free Poster. There are awesome details, so make sure you click for a close-up view!
Kenmari earned a sketchbook last month for having the most stars in his class. I loved what he put on the cover "To only express my feelings." I also loved his awesome drawings he did inside. He is great with shading and those 3-d stars, wow! Awesome work Kenmari.






Kayla and Kori did these painting for a free paint. They turned out real fun.

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.