Fifth grade Mark Crilley Drawings

owl art with first and second grade

Our cave artists were stoked about cave painting

The painting done by early man was not done in charcoal, but in naturally occurring pigments such as red (iron oxide) or black (manganese).  The animals were drawn with attention to detail, but the people were usually stick figures.  Many of these early man artists also drew outlines of their hands.  Was this a way of signing their art?

Monochromatic parrots with 4th grade

Overlapping Shapes.....Discovery with Secondaary and Primary colors

Our third grade Eagle Artists are busy busy busy....

We are Learning how to show overlapping shapes in art using primary and secondary colors...

More foil sculptures.....

What did we learn.....

How to use gesture drawing to create sketches of movement and motion

How to capture joints and proportion in a human figure

The importance of weight when designing a free standing sculpture

How abstract painting can create contrast to a foil sculpture

How to observe a live model and create a 3d sculpture from it

How to create art when we are at home and feeling creative