Finally getting around to posting 3-D Art’s fantasy masks projects! Students were tasked in creating their own characters, including an entire background and storyline. Students then created their masks using any mediums. Some used felt, clay, while others beaded or sewed. These came out STELLAR!!
A few of 3-D’s non-objective sculptures! Artists had to pick something from nature and then use that as inspiration for their color palette and pattern. 🔥
‼️ INKTOBER is due TOMORROW by end of day ‼️ Check out the prize buckets for our 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners!!!!!!!! 🎃 👻 Gift cards, games, socks, and lots and lots of candy!
Middle School Art just finished their Henri Matisse paper cut out landscapes! Artists had to pick a place meaningful to them and create a landscape that illustrates that. 🌄
Photo 1 made cyanotypes! 💙 We discussed the early processes of photography which included printing on paper using light sensitive chemicals. Cyanotypes get its name from the blue color it produces. Cyanotypes were used by scientists like Anna Atkins for recording different plant species or for architects constructing buildings using blueprints. 🩵 Students brushed solution on watercolor paper - let it dry - then placed objects on top in direct sunlight for a few minutes. Once it’s placed in a water bath and dried you get a permanent image!
THE CORAL REEFS ARE DONE!!! 🐡🌊 🐠🫧
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3-D has been working hard on coral reefs sets for the Finding Nemo musical. They turned out SO GOOD! 🔥 Go see it November 6-8!
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Swipe to see some behind the scenes!
