Monday, June 5, 2017

Kluender- Computer Art 7/8

Computer Art classes have MANY projects that they're working on finishing up before the end of this week. 

Students are REQUIRED to turn in the following projects. These projects have been ongoing for weeks.
* Micrography Portrait
* Artsy Alphabet

Students MAY turn in the following projects. Depending on time management and individual speed, students may complete one or more of these assignments.
* Digital Celebrity Mash-Up
* Positive/ Negative Logo
* Portrait Drawing and Digital Version (see below)

 



Kluender- Art 7/8

Art 7/8 just finished up their ceramic selfies! It's hard to photograph them without getting a glare from the shiny glaze, but aren't they stunning?











Tuesday, May 30, 2017

Bradley- Art 7/8 B4 Mosaics





Art 8 "Senior" Art Show!

We will be hosting an art exhibition for our 8th grade artists! Students will be involved in curating their own panels for the show. We will hold an opening reception Thursday, June 8 from 5:30-7pm. The artwork will remain on display for 8th grader day on Friday June 9th. Please stop by to check out all of our very talented 8th grade artists!

Kluender- Art 7/8

Here are some finished examples of our Art 7/8 self portrait drawings. Students learned how to draw using the grid method and used pencil shading techniques to add value. Students then used magazines to create a mixed media mosaic background.






Kluender- Computer Art 7/8

Computer Art students are finishing up their micrography projects. Students used Photoshop to crop and alter an image of a person they admired. They used quotes and/or lyrics by this person to make up the image using sharpies.







Wednesday, May 24, 2017

Kluender- Art 7/8

Art 7/8 students are working on two projects for the end of the year. Students have been working on a ceramic selfie project. Their clay project has been fired in the kiln and we are in the process of adding colored glazes. Once students have completed glazing their pieces, I will fire them once again. Opening the kiln is one of my favorite parts about being an art teacher...It's so exciting to see the final result of their hard work!

Once students are done with their glazing, they are continuing to work on a crushed can drawing that they began previously. We learned how to mix and blend Prismacolor colored pencils. We learned about Hue, Shade, and Tint and how to use them to create value (shading) and depth in their artwork.
Stay tuned for finished examples.