I am a teaching artist and I help students of all ages discover their artistic voice through drawing, painting, clay and mixed media. This blog is a place where I can post pictures from my various art classes and keep a visual record of the art projects that we do. It's a great way for me to keep track of projects as well as share class projects with parents and students. Please submit e-mail address below to follow me and keep up with students art work! Class offerings also listed below.
Friday, March 29, 2013
Easy Batik Project!!
During the week of spring break 2013 at the Arts Center, students created many african safari themed art projects! My classes created a group project that visualized the grasslands food chain (photo above). Students also learned how to batik using elmers glue and watered down acrylic paints!! See photos below for more detailed instructions for this project and try it at home!
Master Painters Class Spring 2013
In this painting class students learn about different painters from history and create their own paintings
using techniques inspired by the artists. The following paintings were inspired by Henri Matisse. Students used bright colors and heavy brush strokes and even added bits of colored paper to enhance paintings!
using techniques inspired by the artists. The following paintings were inspired by Henri Matisse. Students used bright colors and heavy brush strokes and even added bits of colored paper to enhance paintings!
Monday, March 4, 2013
MUD: Pottery Wheel Throwing Class for Kids!
Here are some photos from the winter session of MUD class!
The basics: How to make a pot on the pottery wheel with photo demonstrations by young potter Zeke!
Step 1: lightly dampen the surface of the bat (board attached to wheel by metal pins). You don't want a puddle of water, just some moisture to get the clay to stick!
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