inspiration for their artwork. The students used a transfer process to repeat their design and then painted it with bright colors.
Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
January 15, 2016
Color Repetition
The fifth grade students learned about the art of Andy Warhol. They used his painting of flowers as
inspiration for their artwork. The students used a transfer process to repeat their design and then painted it with bright colors.
inspiration for their artwork. The students used a transfer process to repeat their design and then painted it with bright colors.
October 2, 2015
Painting Colorful Stripes
The second graders learned about the bright colors of Mexican blankets and then painted colorful stripes on their papers. Next they will add paper designs to create a collage inspired by Mexican blankets.
September 23, 2015
Circles in Circles
Our third grade students worked hard to measure and draw their grids and concentric circles. Then they used watercolors to paint these beautiful color studies.
September 2, 2015
Primary Grids #3
Yesterday, our third graders used black paint to "draw" grids. Today they learned about the primary colors and then used them to add color to their grids.
August 28, 2015
Primary Line Design #2
Our second graders learned about lines and colors. They created these beautiful paintings using only the primary colors.
Primary Grids #2
Our third grade students learned about primary colors and finished painting their grids. These look fantastic!
August 25, 2015
Abstract Designs #2
Our fourth grade students learned about
primary and secondary colors and added color to their abstract designs.
primary and secondary colors and added color to their abstract designs.
August 20, 2015
Abstract Designs
Our fourth graders learned about primary and secondary colors and chose one group to color in their beautiful designs.
Primary Grids
Our super third graders learned about primary colors and used them to paint some spaces in their grids. Their finished artwork is fantastic!
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