Showing posts with label LINES. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LINES. Show all posts

Thursday, January 22, 2015

express yourself...

Paulding Elementary Fourth Graders are spending the year learning about different styles of art!

We started out with Fauvism, and this project brought us up close and personal with Expressionism...


The fabulous fourth graders studied lots of different examples of expressionistic artwork,
but looked a little closer at Edvard Munch's "The Scream". 

We created our own Expressionism Paintings by first drawing the main outlines 
of the bridge, water, and sky on our paper. The paper started with a hole in the bottom right for the students face to fit in, so we had to talk about overlapping, and how the body and head should look like it was in front of the bridge and water. 

Some classes had time to glue yarn down over their lines to add some texture to their final paintings!

The fourth graders were supposed to have an emotion that they wanted to portray in mind before they started drawing, so that their lines and colors were expressive of that feeling.

Aren't these amazing?! 
Can you guess the emotions?


























Thursday, November 13, 2014

wire line sculptures...

This project was so fun, and had all the grades talking.... 


Our Kindergartner's have been learning about all different kinds of lines, 
and we wanted to find a way to make these lines three dimensional. 

Our super talented Industrial Arts classes in the high school agreed
to help us out by making us some wood blocks with holes. 

The Kindergartner's did the rest! 
They were each given four wires, and a bowl of beads. 
They were to make four different kinds of lines, and connect
to the board using the holes that were on the top and sides.
They could add up to three beads to each wire. 









The "big kids" loved looking at these 
(and always guessed an upper elementary grade did them!)... 
and the library was gracious enough to let us display them on the shelves for the month! 

Great job Kindergarten!

Tuesday, October 21, 2014

whistling lines

First graders were able to show what they know 
about different kinds of lines in this project!


After cutting out, and gluing portraits, students began their artwork 
by drawing a line using their name, or a number pattern. 


Next, we talked about overlapping our lines, and also decorating them.

The first graders were challenged to draw at least 7 different kinds of lines, 
and to add more than one color to each of their lines in a creative way... 
how cool are these?!