Thursday, March 9, 2017
New Projects, James Rizzi
I am excited to share that ALL of my classes are working on new projects inspired by American Artist James Rizzi! I love his work, it lends itself so well to Elementary Students. His paintings are fun, colorful, and full of details!
Original Works
Attention Parents and Care Givers your child's Original Works art work should be coming home any day now. Look for it in their backpacks!
Monday, January 30, 2017
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
2015-2016 School Year!
Hi Everyone! We are in full swing in the art room here at Arongen! First projects and some second projects are finishing up! Pictures will be posted soon!
Parents of First graders keep an eye out for their first clay projects! We made beautiful coil pumpkins! (If they break on the way home hot glue is a great way to mend ;))
5th Graders have just finished their metal tooling landscapes. These are hanging in the hall and they are Fabulous! They are now working on a quick Van Gogh Landscape as an introduction to Perspective.
4th Graders have finished their Day of the Dead Skulls, and are working on a Romero Britto inspired pumpkin painting that is a study of tints and shades.
3rd Graders have finished their warm and cool colored fish and are working on a color mixing light bulb painting! They look awesome!
2nd Graders have finished their Monet bridge paintings, are finishing up their color mixing paintings and are starting to work on Laurel Burch inspired cat or dog paintings. (The animal is there choice!)
As I said at the beginning of this post, 1st Graders are bring home their coil pumpkins this week, and last week finished their monster collages. These were based on the book, Lines that Wiggle. We will be starting George Rodrigue Blue Dog paintings this week!
As always, please check the back of your students work for a label that will explain the inspiration for the project and the concepts that were taught.
Pictures to be posted soon!
Parents of First graders keep an eye out for their first clay projects! We made beautiful coil pumpkins! (If they break on the way home hot glue is a great way to mend ;))
5th Graders have just finished their metal tooling landscapes. These are hanging in the hall and they are Fabulous! They are now working on a quick Van Gogh Landscape as an introduction to Perspective.
4th Graders have finished their Day of the Dead Skulls, and are working on a Romero Britto inspired pumpkin painting that is a study of tints and shades.
3rd Graders have finished their warm and cool colored fish and are working on a color mixing light bulb painting! They look awesome!
2nd Graders have finished their Monet bridge paintings, are finishing up their color mixing paintings and are starting to work on Laurel Burch inspired cat or dog paintings. (The animal is there choice!)
As I said at the beginning of this post, 1st Graders are bring home their coil pumpkins this week, and last week finished their monster collages. These were based on the book, Lines that Wiggle. We will be starting George Rodrigue Blue Dog paintings this week!
As always, please check the back of your students work for a label that will explain the inspiration for the project and the concepts that were taught.
Pictures to be posted soon!
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