Summer Stencils in the last week of the holidays...sea creatures, dinosaurs, insects and all sorts of other animals - have a look at the great and colourful work the Katoomba class created :)
Paint used: Student's acrylic
Brushes: A variety of art and craft brushes, including stippling brushes and toothbrushes
Paper: 80gsm white paper
Monday, January 20, 2014
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Halloween Treats!
Today was Halloween, so of course we created some spooky art - Halloween treat boxes and Halloween garlands.
For the boxes, we used:
*Folded cardboard takeaway boxes
*Coloured paper
*Coloured sticker paper (optional)
*Gluesticks
*Scissors
*Textas
Method: decorate the boxes with creepy images: vampires, ghosts, witches, cats and zombies! The boxes could be stand-alone sculptures or used to store whatever you like inside.
For the garlands, we used:
*Paper/cardboard
*Scissors
*Textas
*Hole punch
*Scissors
*Transparencies (optional - we used them for see-through ghosts)
*Twine
*Sticky tape
Method: cut out your decorated spooky shapes, carefully punch a hole in each side of the shape, and then thread the twine through. I used a bit of sticky tape on the back on the twine through the punched holes in order to stop the objects moving around too much.
Labels:
boxes,
creepy,
decorations,
garlands,
ghosts,
Halloween,
holiday craft,
monsters,
spooky,
vampires
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Klimt’s 'Tree of Life'
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| Tree of Life - Gustav Klimt |
Today the class created artworks as a response to Gustav Klimt’s beautiful Tree of Life painting. Looking at the swirling branches, strange shape details and metallic colours, the class came up with the wonderful works below.
What we used:
Lead pencil for initial sketching of the tree and details
Dark cardboard (blue, purple, red)
Metallic oil pastels
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| Arid’s magic self-drawing tree! |
Labels:
Gustav Klimt,
Klimt,
metallic,
oil pastel,
pastel,
tree,
Tree of Life,
trees
Thursday, June 20, 2013
African Animal Masks
A library full of jungle animals? That’s what happened yesterday! Some were fierce, some were sweet, some were cheeky and some were funny!
All made using coloured electrical tape, texts and crayons (with elastic and twine to hold the masks on). The cardboard mask shapes can be bought from Cleverpatch.
Labels:
african,
african animals,
african art,
animals,
fun,
hippos,
lions,
masks,
monkeys,
tigers
Thursday, June 6, 2013
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