The second grade finished coloring the Nick Cave sound suits. They are impressive in the hallway.
When the ICA had a Cave show last year they had these coloring sheets for young visitors to work on but they ordered too many, lucky for us. I have a nice stack of them for the school now.
This is what it looks like viewing from strait on.
I think the 8th grade should be proud with the way this project came out. Every student made beautifully illustrated drawing of caterpillars and the butterfly it turns into for the accordion viewer. It works well when walking down the hall. One way you see the caterpillar the other way you see the butterfly.
The 6th grade did a quick one class exercise on contour drawing. With thin black markers the students traced their hand in an interesting crop on the paper. Then draw all the lines and creases they observe on their hand. Last fill the background with a texture pattern. Next we will explore shading.
Here is a sample of some of the looks made in the "Trashion" Art club. We hope to have a little runway show at the spring concert for everyone to see what was made. Some recycled items used: felt, buttons, pom poms, coffee filters, dish gloves, paper bowls and lots of hot glue.
The 3rd grade class was invited to enter artwork to the International Festival in Hingham again. This time we made a collaborative piece with each student making a portrait and also the background using paint and oil pastels. Here is a link with information on when and were the festival is.