Thursday, January 31, 2013

Gothic Gargoyles

Christopher's Gargoyle

Sarah's Gargoyle

Brian's Gargoyle

Charlie's Gargoyle

Marlon's Gargoyle

Diogo's Gargoyle

Gio's Gargoyle

Anthony's Gargoyle

Jadelyn's Gargoyle
The 4th and 5th graders are practicing shading and drawing from their imaginations.  They learned about Gothic architecture and the history of gargoyles and grotesques, and they designed their own gargoyle.  After a rough draft sketch, they did a sketch that included some shading.  This was their first attempt at thinking of the lights and darks that add value to a picture.  Next, they will use illuminated manuscript to create a story and illustration about their gargoyle!
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