Drawing & Painting I students just finished up their abstract watercolor project. After completing a technique sheet to try out all the different techniques, students used a warm cool color scheme to create these watercolor paintings. They could incorporate as many techniques as they wanted while dividing up the painting by using warm and cool colors.
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Drawing & Painting I students started watercolor today. First they experimented with different techniques and then began an abstract watercolor using a warm/cool color scheme while incorporating at least 6 of the news techniques.
Period 4 finished up their prints this week and they will be going out into the g-wing showcases early next week.
Drawing & Painting II period 1 just handed in their linoleum print projects. Working from observation students created line drawings of various plants and transformed their drawing into a black and white image. Each student created a series of print from a simple black and white print to more experimental prints such as hand coloring, printing on a collage surface to mixing different inks. They also learned how to use a printing press.
So today is April 1st! There is no way I could have forgotten that... as my AP students cleverly worked with some of my colleagues to cover my classroom in insects, reptiles and other creepy crawly creatures. There are even a few of these little buggers hanging from the ceiling. Perhaps I could work these into our next project...um?
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"The arts celebrate multiple perspectives. One of their large lessons is that there are many ways to see and interpret the world." Mrs. Dorothy Amme
Visual Arts Teacher Piscataway High School Archives
September 2018
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