The Art Interns of 2015-2016 have completed their mission of creating and updating the very first Art Workshop Blog! Congrats to this crew! Find out more about their experience in this video they created.
Thanks for all of your help this year interns!
Ms. Shannon
The middle school students at City View are proud to present their show, Wolves, displayed for the month of May at Insomnia Coffee’s Baseline location!
Our class had a bunch of materials that we used during this project including, charcoal, ink pens, paint, ink, print making blocks, etc. To print make you need a print making block, a light piece of carbon paper and a ball point pen to draw on the paper and over the block. Then add any color of ink to make a print on a thick piece of paper.
Credits: Elias, Ali, and Ms. Shannon
Photo Credits: Erik and Brennan
The 4th grade crew used their knowledge about nature to create acrylic painting about flowers. They used color schemes, color blending, and painting textures to make them look realistic.
Post credits: Erik and Brennan
Photo credits: Elias, Ali and Savannah
The 1st graders were working on feathers in the past week. These are prints of feathers. The type of feathers are costume feathers but they are not real.
By- Elias and Ali
Photo-Eric and Brennan
The 5th graders are working on a space quest comic. That includes conflict and peaceful resolutions. They used dialogue and illustrations that are understandable and neat.
-Art Interns Elias and Ali
Photo Credits: Elias, Ali, Erik, and Brennan
The 3rd graders in our school were studying about ancient native
American artifacts and artifacts from today. They looked at pictures made by Jim Dine and try to make ink art like him. They also wrote poems about what they are drawing about.
Check out their art show at the Shute Park library in February and March.
-Art Interns Ali and Elias
Photo Credit: Elias, Ali, Brennan and Eric
The 2nd graders made Matisse inspired self portraits. They learned the lines he used to draw faces and used them in their own ink and watercolor paintings.
Publishers:Brennan and Erik
Photo credits: Elias and Ali
The middle school students are trying to make 3 dimensional shapes in honor of Aakash Nihalani. They used glue dots to hang up the designs around the school. First they drew their design on cardboard. Then they used thin and thick tape to make the design. Then they cut the design out with scissors and box cutters.
Reporters: Erik and Brennan
Photo credits: 6th 7th 8th grade classes
Fourth grade recently had a fun choice day. Painting with watercolors makes Fourth grade happy. With other choices such as origami, free draw and many more, choice day is a fun day to reward them for being good in previous classes, and to let their limits disappear. Also it lets them have fun and talk to their friends.
-Art interns, Erik and Brennan
-Photo credits to art interns, Ali and Elias
