design fundamentals. Marcos had an art class today. He was working on a "line" design for me, so he continued working on this design for this hour. Very nice results.

design fundamentals. Today Dylan finished his man-o-war project first, and then he worked on using paper plates to create a dinosaur, to review the use of "shapes." He also worked on a seahorse with a "textured" background.

design fundamentals. Henry used his class time today to create two drawings from Pokemon. His first character was Snorlax and the second was Lucario. He drew them out first, and then used colored markers and crayons to add color.

design fundamentals. Using the "element" of "shapes," Dylan constructed a robot. He used several different "found" objects to create his robot. He also finished his "stuffed" fish.
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design fundamentals. Using our "elements" of lines and shapes, Dylan did a drawing of a rocket ship. We also talked about the "element" of "texture". Dylan used a sponge to apply paint for his "stuffed" fish project. He also did a background for a third project on aluminum foil.

design fundamentals. Dylan was using the "element" of "texture" last Friday, to make his mask, we were going to continue to do a couple more projects to show the use of "texture", using different methods of applying paint to surfaces, and colors.

design fundamentals. Charlie had an extra art time today, instead of his computer graphics. He created a painting using the "elements" of lines and shapes. He then used his "primary" colors to paint the entire design, by mixing the colors to create new and interesting colors.

design fundamentals. Marcos worked on a "line" design today. This was an extra art time for today. He used the "elements" of lines and shapes to create his design. He then used colored sharpies to add color.

design fundamentals. Kate worked on her "line design" again today. She really shows good creative abilities.

design fundamentals. Continuing our lessons using the elements of lines and shapes, Dylan created a mask today. Using shapes for the face, he painted the shapes with different colors. He created the head of the mask, by using a meat tray and paper bag. This is a project more in the 3-d art form, but he had fun making it. He also did another drawing using lines and shapes of "Clifford the Clown."