The 2012-2013 school year has started off strong with a great group of talented and focused students enrolled in Art/Craft as well as Intro and Advanced Drawing & Painting. These students have completed their first projects for the year with a focus on Proportion and Value. Working in graphite, students have successfully rendered portraits of faces and shoes!
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Back to School
Labels:
form,
graphite drawings,
high school art,
portrait drawings,
shoe drawings,
texture,
value
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Collage Design
Art & Craft students studied collage artists, such as local Denver artist Janice McDonald, and then applied design principles and compositional focus to their own collages. Students were asked to collect images, textures, patterns and colors to incorporate in a cohesive design with careful detail to composition, balance and unity...all while applying good craftsmanship.
Labels:
balance,
collage,
collage design,
composition,
design,
unity
Masks
Art & Craft students worked collaboratively with plaster wrap to make casts of each others' faces. After this fun process, students designed and built onto the mold to create a unique, symbolic reflection of themselves. Through this process, students problem solved their designs and worked with mixed materials to complete a well crafted final product.
Labels:
design,
masks,
mixed media,
plaster,
plaster wrap
Monday, May 21, 2012
Achromatic Portraits
Drawing & Painting students create achromatic portraits for their
first acrylic painting. The students applied what we have been focusing
on for the year, VALUE & FORM, to their portraits. The students
enjoyed the challenge of working with acrylic paint!
Labels:
achromatic,
acrylic paint,
black and white painting,
form,
gray scale,
value
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