All studios are now open - and very busy - in the art room. Here are a few highlights from November and December:
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A pair of kindergarten and second grade brothers have built a tower with yogurt cups, cardboard, and Elmer's Glue.
It is taller than they are! |
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| Pop-out Popcorn! Learning how to make pop-ups were a highlight of opening the Paper studio. |
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| Photo collage is always a source of entertainment. |
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| Two seventh graders wear Ben's gigantic origami hat. |
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Crocheting was popular with the 5th graders as one person's interest sparked the curiosity of all.
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| Students in Kindergarten and First Grade learned how to sew their own stuffed animals. |
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| The artwork of Guido Danielle inspired this 5th grader to try her own hand painting. |
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| The Kindergarteners created cloth collages. |
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| The second grade girls designed their own dresses... |
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| ...and sewed them out of cloth. |
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| The art of Reina Mia Brill has inspired many Junior students to sculpt their own creatures. |
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| More Reina Mia Brill inspired sculptures. You can see her work here: reinamiabrill.com |
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| Clay cupcakes have been very popular! |
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| Despite the excitement of the new clay, fiber and digital studios, some students still choose to work in the drawing studio. |
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| The digital studio is open. Here, some kindergarten students are experimenting with Art Pad, an online drawing application. |
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The Juniors spent a day creating digital art on their ChromeBooks. NGA Kids Zone,
Sumo Paint, Paper Critters, ComicMaster, 3D Tin, and Drawastickman.com were very popular. |
