Showing posts with label 7th grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 7th grade. Show all posts

Thursday, December 4, 2014

7th grade Issues Poster

7th grade completed a difficult project. They were required to create a poster showing an issue that they feel the world should be more aware of. This project fostered great discussion in class. All posters had to include a silhouette, watercolor, and text to support issue. Happy art making! -Mrs. Phelps 

















Friday, October 24, 2014

7th Grade Animal Tiles

7th grade is currently creating animal tiles with texture. Check back soon to see their completed tiles. Happy art making! -Mrs. Phelps







Friday, September 5, 2014

7th Grade Oil Pastel and Watercolor

After studying a variety of artists and how they used flowers on their work, 7th grade created their own art. What a beautiful job they did! They even made a class vase with flowers!













Friday, May 16, 2014

7th Grade Eyes

7th grades has bee practicing how to draw eyes. For their final they created an eye with sharpie, colored pencil and a pupil using a magazine. Great work! 











Wednesday, December 18, 2013

7th Grade Animal Relief Print

What a beautiful job 7th grade did with their relief animal print. Students are still working on printing so more to come! 





Thursday, November 7, 2013

7th Grade finished Giacometti Sculptures

Great work 7th grade! Students studied the artist Giacometti and made sculputes in his style.  Students learned about movement in art and how to create a sucessful 3-D piece. 













Wednesday, October 16, 2013

7th Grade Giacometti Sculptures

7th Grade has been busy studying motion in sculpture and creating their own sculptures in the style of Giacometti an artist they studied. Here is their work in progress.


Wednesday, September 11, 2013

7th Grade Zentangle Animals Finished!

7th Grade has finished their zentangle animals.  What an amazing job this group of students did on this project! They worked hard enlarging their animals using a grid. Student then created amazing patterns using sharpie and filled their patterns with watercolor, painting with great control.