Showing posts with label fourth grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fourth grade. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

(G4) Collage Compositions

The students cut out pictures from magazines and created original collages.
I instructed them to use one element from the original artwork to create a unique background. 

The student erased the flowers in the girl's dress and used a floral theme for the background.


Student comment: "She looks like Lady Gaga."
  




This student created her own pair of summer pants.


The connection of art and language.


This student created a habitat for the caterpillar and butterfly.


Mixed media material was used to complete this composition.

Colorful ties for this student.


The roundness of the petals in this student's artwork is inspired by Jeff Koons' "Balloon Flower (Magenta)".

Sunday, June 26, 2011

(G2,G3) Experiments with Aluminum Foil

For our third day in art camp we decided to create compositions using aluminum foil.
We were given the choice to create an abstract composition or a 3-Dimensional work.  

















Preparing the foil strips for our sculptural experiments.


Learning how to twist the foil strips.


Working on our sculptural composition.


The final product.


We struggled with the attachment of the two circles.  
We finally had to use hot glue.


Creating the circles for the jewelry.
A lesson in working slowly.  


Student comment: " That's great! Now I have to think 
about becoming a jewelry designer.


Creating symmetry.