Showing posts with label Clay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clay. Show all posts
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Saturday, November 19, 2011
(KG) Native American symbols on clay
For this project we looked at American Indian Pottery and discussed the beauty and
craftsmanship of the designs.
We learned that clay is highly valued, and often difficult to dig out. Much of the painting of pottery
was done by using a fiber of a Yucca leaf as a brush. The Native American artists also used carving and scrafitto.
The students used a paper clip to carved their designs according to the scrafitto method, and created Native American symbols on a piece of clay.
We used acrylics to complete our clay works.
Student comment: "My sun is rising in the morning".
Student comment: "I am making a girl warrior".
Student comment: " I made the sun around my mountains".
Student comment: "This is the feather of a warrior".
Student comment: " I made a strong arrow".
Student comment: " The bear's foot prints will keep the bad people away".
Student comment: "My arrow broke in the battle".
Student comment: "I made an Indian princess with a feather on her head".
Student comment: "I made a turkey".
Saturday, October 22, 2011
(G2,G3) Creating in the style of Nancy Azara Part III (The Tree Project)
We are completing our Tree Project unit by creating collage compositions on plywood sheets in the style of Nancy Azara
This collage/sculptural project took three sessions to be completed
1. Leaf prints were made using clay
2. We painted and decorated the clay leaves
3. We painted the plywood sheets and created the final composition using scraps of paper, wood scraps, and the clay leaves
Student: "The Leaf of Life"
Nancy Azara Goddess' Wall
Applying golden paint just like the artist Nancy Azara
Student: "My Tree"
Student: "Remembering the Fallen Leaf "
Nancy Azara Heart Wall
Student: "My Golden leaf "
Student: "Leaves of Paradise"
Student: "An Autumn Leaf"
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