Art Gallery

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Title: Snake Artist: Kelvin Year Level: Year 6               Term 3 Medium: Water Based paints Comments: Students listened to and analysed Ian Mudie's poem.  They discussed the image the poem created.  They then painted their own impressions. Inspired by: Snake by Ian Mudie

Title: Body Art Artist: Naomi Year Level: Year 4/5               Term 3 Medium: 4B Pencil, cartridge paper Comments: Students used an outline of their own hand then filled the whole shape of the hand with carefully drawn shapes. Inspired by: African Body Art

Title: Geometric Shapes and Lines Artist: Cody Year Level: Year 4/5               Term 3 Medium: Texta, cartridge paper, compass, ruler Comments: Students followed directions given in the book Junior Visual Arts for Teachers - Geometric Shapes and Lines P37. Following curved lines was difficult for the children to do. Inspired by: Book: Junior Visual Arts for Teachers by Veronica Stoikovich and Lynn Tebbutt.

Title: Monsters Artist: Unknown Year Level: Year 3/4            Term 3 Medium: crayon, dye paper 'cut out' eyes and 3 legs Comments: We did the monsters because we were studying Fantasy.  Some of us had paper with 3 legs and some had paper with 2 eyes on it.  Then we had to draw our monster from the 3 legs or the 2 eyes.  We had to think about contrasting colours. Inspired by: Studying 'Fantasy'

Title: Monsters Artist: Shantelle Year Level: Year 3/4            Term 3 Medium: crayon, dye paper 'cut out' eyes and 3 legs Comments: We did the monsters because we were studying Fantasy.  Some of us had paper with 3 legs and some had paper with 2 eyes on it.  Then we had to draw our monster from the 3 legs or the 2 eyes.  We had to think about contrasting colours. Inspired by: Studying 'Fantasy'

Title: Masks Artist: Douglas Year Level: Year 3/4            Term 3 Medium: Paint, paper, glue, foil, feathers, glitter, paper plate Comments: We had to make a mask that was a character or a festival mask because we were studying countries and their culture.  We had to design and make our own character mask. Inspired by: Studying other countries.

Title: Windy Weather Artist: Chris Year Level: Year 4            Term 3 Medium: Paint, straws, cling wrap Comments: Children used blue and black wash, then covered with cling wrap and left to dry.  Stiple painted green fields. Using a straw they blew paint in one direction to create the effect of trees blowing in the wind. Inspired by: Studying the weather.

Title: Irises Artist: Jordan Year Level: Year  1/2           Term 3 Medium: Paint Comments: Children looked at Van Gogh's Irises and tried to paint using the same style.  They tried dabbing and using the side of the brush to get the effects. Inspired by: Van Gogh's 'Irises'

Title: Snails Artist: Nikki Year Level: Year  1/2           Term 3 Medium: Dye, glue, string, card Comments: Children had to draw a snail on a small piece of card and then glue string to cover the whole thing.  After that they needed to cover it with dye and print onto another page.  They did this four times.  Inspired by: Science investigations of snails

Title: The Solar System Artist: Pedro and Michael Year Level: Year   7          Term 3 Medium: Oil Pastels and chalk on card Comments: The aim was to artistically represent our Solar System and order the planets from the Sun. Size of the planets in relation to each other and the Sun was also a consideration. Oil Pastels and chalk was used to shade the planets.  Inspired by: Space studies

Title: Portrait Artist: Alex Year Level: Year 4            Term 3 Medium: Pencil and coloured pencils Comments: Pencil drawing of face. Coloured pencils and fine liner for detail. Inspired by: Art

Title: The Sun Artist: Tegan Year Level: Year 4            Term 3 Medium: Shiny craft paper Comments: Children created a symmetrical picture using hot colours. Inspired by: The Sun, Symmetry and Hot Colours

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