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| Geno, Grade 7 |
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| Isabella, Grade 7 |
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| Connor, Grade 7 |
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| Jacquie, Grade 8 |
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| Sara, Grade 7 |
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| Samantha, Grade 8 |
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| Celeste, Grade 7 |
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| Shouwayne, Grade 8 |
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| Kalyssa, Grade 7 |
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| Taylor, Grade 7 |
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The 7th and 8th graders finished up their prints this week. They were given the theme "faces", and they practiced linoleum block print techniques. They drew a sketch, transferred it to linoleum, carved the positive space from the design with a gouge, applied ink with a brayer, and experimented with a variety of printing surfaces. The examples here are only a few of many creative prints. I was thrilled to see how they dove in and tried so many ideas.
Value , or the relative lightness or darkness of a color, is one of the main elements of art. It is an important skill that makes artwork ...
Platypus by Isaac, Grade 2 Koala by Noah, Grade 2 Goana by Karla, Grade 2 Platypus by Ivana, Grade 2 Emu by Ella,...
In this week's project, we will: Practice one-point perspective. Review the color wheel. Continue to work on value and shadi...
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