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Thursday, September 15, 2016

Splatter Paint Innitials


This year my goal is to teach the kids the importance of the process and not just the product. We are doing abstract expressionist artwork this month and the kids are having a blast learning about Jackson Pollock and splatter painting! 





We had a professional artist talk to us about abstract expressionist art. Pollock is one of the artist who inspired her work. She talked about several of her pieces and talked to the kids about how they can use art to express their feelings like writing a poem with colors! 
HEre is her website!




First we made the letters of our name with tag board and cut them out. They were able to all participate in a large splatter painting that said something









The next week they painted their own splatter painting with the first letter of their name




We looked very closely at our finished products to find little things! This student made an accidental minion!!

This student found an alien ghost! 




Messy


BEAUTIFUL


FUN!!!



We used oil pastel to accent our names with shapes that express each child's unique interests




 we rolled up strips of tag board into little rolls that we glued behind the letters to make them pop up!









Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Art to Remember Peacocks, Zentangle Animals, Trees, Hand Print Fish

This year we are doing a fundraiser with Art to Remember. This is a fabulous company that turns your student's artwork into all kinds of cool products! 

You can click the link on the Art To Remember advertisement on the side of my blog to learn more!! 


Here is the lesson plan for the peacocks 



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The video above was made using the free App "Motion Portrait"
It is SO fun, just draw or paint a picture of someone, take a photo, and bring it to LIFE!!












Third graders made these cool trees!







5th graders made a zentangle animal with a gradation value background. They turned out SO beautiful!!









 The kindergarten and 1st graders made colorful hand print fish tanks! They were SO cute!





The company made it very easy by providing labels for each child's art. After labeling we packed them up and sent them off to be printed.


Next we received an order form for every child with a picture of their artwork on the front and inside were pictures of all the fabulous items you can purchase!  






 We have collected all of our order forms at this point and sent them in. We are anxiously awaiting our gifts to come just in time for Christmas!! I cannot wait to make my next post when we get all of our Art To Remember products!! Visit my blog next week to see some happy kids with their purchases!!!

Here's a Holiday Draw-a-long of the Grinch to try!!

Shrimp, BunBun, and Rudy wish you a VERY Merry Christmas!!!




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