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| Mitchell O (Year 3) |
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| Ava C (Year 3) |
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| Bronte B (Year 3) |
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| Lucy S (Year 3) |
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| Kane B (Year 2) |
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| Olivia D.W (Year 3) |
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| Ruby D.W (Year 1) |
More amazing pictures of the Glasshouse Mountains on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, by my talented Tuesday Group students! Today I placed much more emphasis on the use of curved lines to create depth and to draw the eye around the composition :) Visit my previous post for details about how we created our pictures, and to read about the aboriginal legend of Tibrogargan, Beerwah and Coonowrin.
Beautiful! Simple yet very effective! x
ReplyDeleteThey are great! The artists should be proud of their work!
ReplyDeleteall painting are great but the painting made by Chan N is great..... As i am new to this blog...is year 2 means the class in which he or she studing
ReplyDeleteYes, year 2 means he is the second year of his schooling (after prep), about 8 years old. I agree, he has done a fine work :)
DeleteI love these Elizabeth! Did the students use soft pastel or crayons? This is great task to emphasis line at it's best. It looks effective on blue paper. Well done to your students. Anna;)
ReplyDeleteThanks, I'm so glad you like them :) These are done with wax crayons - oil pastels also work with this technique, as they also resist the watercolor wash (in this case blue fabric dye).
DeleteOOOH! These are sooo pretty! They invoke thoughts of beautiful moonlit nights! The colors seem to just glow! Really outstanding! :)
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