Creations From the Art Room

First grade enjoyed the book Abigail - about a giraffe who loved counting. They drew Abigail for themselves and painted her.


Art by Shelby B.	Art by Isabella G.	Art by Zoe K.

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Shelby B.

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Isabella G.

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Zoe K.


Art by Hannah B.	Art by Kalea F.	Art by Noah B.

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Hannah B.

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Kalea F.

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Noah B.


Art by Ellery E.	Art by Sloan T.	Art by Atticus R.

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Ellery E.

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Sloan T.

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Atticus R.


Art by Joanna M.		Art by Jake H.

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Joanna M.

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Second grade students studied our solar system as they created their art. They were inspired by the book Tiny Little Rocket by Richard Collingridge to design their own rocket to add to their art. They used oil pastels and painted with liquid watercolor and added stars with salt.


Art by Lucy H.	Art by Rossyln D.	Art by Graham M.

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Lucy H.

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Rossyln D.

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Graham M.


Art by Caleb G.	Art by Luke M.	Art by Nash H.

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Caleb G.

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Luke M.

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Nash H.


Art by Judah E.	Art by Fisher D.	Art by Asher V.W.

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Judah E.

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Fisher D.

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Asher V.W.


Art by Liam W.	Art by Landon R.	Art by Simon G.

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Liam W.

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Landon R.

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Third Grade students used the book Flashlight by Lizi Boyd as inspiration for their art. Students used white colored pencil on black paper. After practicing drawing, each student decided what they would see at night in the woods and illustrated it.


Art by Tinley W.	Art by Addie G.	Art by Maddie H.

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Tinley W.

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Addie G.

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Maddie H.


Art by Selah B.	Art by DJ O.	Art by Sylar F.

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Selah B.

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DJ O.

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Sylar F.


Art by Elizabeth M.	Art by Jack M.	Art by David R.

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Elizabeth M.

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Jack M.

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David R.


Art by Elana N.	Art by Grey B.	Art by Noah L.

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Grey B.

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Noah L.

One last project for 3rd Grade....

We were inspired seeing "Emma" the barn owl brought to school by the Carolina Raptor Center. Students painted Emma with acrylic on canvas.


Art by Arden S.		Art by Catie M.

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Arden S.

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Catie M.


Art by Emersyn E.	Otomi Textile	Art by Sofie S.

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Emersyn E.

Otomi Textile

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Sofie S.


Art by Chole O.	Art by Jess C.	Art by Caroline L.

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Chole O.

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Jess C.

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Caroline L.


Art by Joshua B.	Otomi Textile	Art by Julia P.

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Joshua B.

Otomi Textile

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Julia P.


Art by Sam W.	Art by Levi K.	Art by Josiah D.

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Sam W.

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Levi K.

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Josiah D.


Art by Caroline H.	Art by Weston L.	Art by Piper W.

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Caroline H.

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Weston L.

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Piper W.


Art by Kendal H.	Art by Abigail R.	Art by Evan S.

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Kendal H.

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Abigail R.

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Evan S.


Art by Horton J.		Art by Ellie C.

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Horton J.

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Ellie C.

Albrecht Durer's Rhino Print

Did you know that Albrecht Durer made a woodcut of an animal he had never seen? A rhino was being sent by ship to Pope Leo X from the King of Portugal. Sadly, the ship was shipwrecked and the rhino was lost. There were written accounts and a sketch of the rhino that Durer used to create this amazing print. It was a sensation and more so in that multiple prints were made of it and sold by his mother and sister! People were amazed to see this creature for the first time. Because of the new invention of the printing press everyone would have access to this kind of information or misinformation in this case. You can see one of Durer's prints of this rhino at the Biltmore House in Asheville.

Students were challenged to make their own plate - drawing their version of Durer's rhino into foam and printing it. So many prints - and every one different! Enjoy looking closely!