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4th grade students studied the color wheel, created a color wheel, then had to turn the color wheel into something and create a picture of their choosing
5th grade students studied Mexican folk art, specifically mirrors and created their own mixed media folk art mirror
6th grade student studied Georgia O'Keeffe works and used those as inspiration for their watercolor cow skull project
4th graders recently studied the artworks of Frida Kahlo in art class. They used construction paper crayons to create their own birds.
5th graders recently learned about complementary and analogous color schemes. They created 2 identical watercolor leaves and wove them together to create their masterpiece.
4th graders recently learned about op art, and positive and negative space. They created an organic shape and switched the positive and negative space in each section.
5th graders recently studied the artworks of Okuda San Miguel. They used inspiration from his artworks to create their own mixed media collage
6th grade art classes have been working hard on a 2-point perspective project. They even created their own town.
Mrs. King's students worked on a fish weaving. The 4th graders recently studied public sculptures. They created their own sculpture with paper.
5th graders recently studied the works of African American artist Brianna McCarthy for Black History Month. They created their own portraits in her style using oil pastels and watercolor.
6th graders recently created a watercolor collage, using 3 drawings of their choice of subject matter.
The 4th graders learned about Kente cloths for Black History Month. They created their own Kente weavings out of paper.
The 5th graders recently studied art museums, famous paintings, and sculpture in art class. They created their own mini 'art museum corners'.
The 6th graders recently learned about shading with oil pastels. They created 2 shaded vases with oil pastel and a zentangle background with sharpie.
