2015-2016
Red Clay Sculptures
Working primarily with the additive process, students created sculptures of their choice for the first time!
box tape sculptures - installation art
Finding inspiration from artists Mark Jenkins and George Segal students created their own installation artworks.
Construction Challenge!
With restricted time an d materials, students created 3 dimensional art.
a pORTRAIT sTUDY
Students facial feature study sketchbook assignments have helped prepare students for their portrait drawings. After practicing facial proportions as a class, students drew mini-self portraits, and a larger portrait of their choice.
Batik - A Fabric dying method
Students experimented with several materials and then created an artwork of their choosing!
COMING SOON!
sOFT cUT bLOCK pRINTS
Students created original designs for a 2 layer print.
COMING SOON!
Reductive Drawings
Finding inspiration from artist and college professor Shelby Shadwell,
2D students experimented with a new technique, reductive drawing.
2D students experimented with a new technique, reductive drawing.
Spray Paint STencils
Inspired by street artist, Banksy, students created a 4 color spray paint stencil.
Experimental ARt
Finding inspiration from artist Phil Hansen students experimented with the application of materials. For example, many students applied paint or ink with wood blocks, yarn, twine, plastic tags, guitar picks, etc. Students when then encouraged to use a dry material, (pastel, charcoal) to create depth within their piece.
Materials: Ink, tempra paint, conte crayon, soft pastel, oil pastel, watercolor, water, plastic tags, rafia, wooden blocks,
cotton balls, guitar picks, cardboard, packing material.
Materials: Ink, tempra paint, conte crayon, soft pastel, oil pastel, watercolor, water, plastic tags, rafia, wooden blocks,
cotton balls, guitar picks, cardboard, packing material.
2014-2015
3D
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PAper Straw Sculptures
A Study of Architecture
Construction Challenge
Students were challenged to choose one material (dixie cups, matches, straws, Popsicle sticks, plastic spoons, etc) and one adhesive (hot glue, elmers glue, or tape) and create something 3 Dimensional. Students had 4 days to complete the project.
2D
1 Day Plastic Bag Printmaking
Inspired by Edvard Munch
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