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| Charlie S |
These are the last of our oil pastel Storm Pictures. Go to my
previous post to see how we created them.
I have been so pleased, during our art shows which conclude our lessons, to hear comments that relate to the techniques we've been practicing.
"I like the way this artist has blended the colors in the sky to get a stormy effect."
"I like the way this artist has used curved lines to show the energy."
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| Bronte B |
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| Bella G |
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I just had to include this great paper sculpture made by Joe, one of my talented year 7 students. He cuts and folds small rectangles of paper, assembling them into intricate sculptures. This one is a cobra. Isn't it fantastic?
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| 'Cobra' by Joe F |
Love those bright colours, and the cobra's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI love the influence of weather in art...great movement.
ReplyDeleteAlso, that paper sculpture is fantastic, I hope he pushes himself and experiments even more- as that is a gift he has.
Wow - fabulous artwork- love the movement and vivid use of color - such dynamic compositions! What age student made these?
ReplyDeleteThe cobra is fabulous too! I couldn't do that..
Hi Phyl,
DeleteAll my classes are multi-age Prep through year 7. These particular ones are a mix of year levels 2 & 3, and Bella is year 6.
:)Elizabeth
lots of action in the artwork, and my goodness, that cobra is amazing! Has he done other things with that same technique?
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Hi Chris,
DeleteYes he has a whole collection! This is just the one he bought in to show me yesterday....
These are truly fantastic! I love the juxtaposition of the dark sky with the brightly colored waves!
ReplyDeleteI love the dynamic movement and dramatic color! Really exciting work!
ReplyDeleteInspiring storm art, thanks Elizabeth.
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