Creations from the Art Room
Grades 1 - 12
April 2021
All art students are learning the 7 Elements of Art: Line, Shape, Form, Value, Color, Texture and Space!
Please scroll down through all the art and click on photos to make them larger.
1st - 3rd Art students have enjoyed being inspired by illustrators from various children's books.
1st Grade
2nd Grade
In cooperation with Mrs. Moore’s study of the rainforest, students drew and painted a toucan to add to their 2nd grade rainforest project.
Art by
Nash H.
Over and Under the Rainforest
by Kate Messner with art by
Christopher Silas Neal
Art by
Lucy H.
3rd Grade
Get ready to smile.....
4th Grade
Using the art element of line and principle of design pattern, 4th grade art students created unique art.
5th Grade Inspirational Studies
5th Grade Inspirational Studies has been learning about Roman,
early Christian and Medieval art.
Students drew a cathedral and created a stained glass rose window.
6th Grade Inspirational Studies
6th Grade Inspirational Studies has been studying the artist Michelangelo.
“I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.” Michelangelo
After studying about stone quarrying, carving and carving tools, students were challenged to do some subtractive carving themselves. We all had a true appreciation of what it was like for Michelangelo to carve a three dimensional angel sculpture.
6th A
6th B
6th Grade Master Study - Durer
6th Grade students did a picture study of Durer's The LIttle Owl. They did a blind contour drawing and a contour drawing. They followed up those drawing techniques with copying the Owl in gouche.
6th A
6th B
Junior High Art
JH Art students have been working in the medium of watercolor. They have been using color theory to mix primaries, learning brush control and experimenting with various techniques.
High School Art
Japanese Notan paper cutting. The printmaking class is learning about positive and negative space as they plan their printmaking projects.
Printmaking
Student’s are experiencing printmaking from monoprints to two color linoleum reduction prints.
Monoprint by
Charlie E.
Monoprint by
Elyse R.
Monoprint by
Philip K.
The first step of two color reduction printing. First color print by Shea T.