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Student Sculpture, Brian |
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Detail of Student Sculpture, Caitlyn |
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Student Sculpture, Caitlyn |
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Student Sculpture, Omar |
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Student Sculpture, Jovani |
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Student Sculpture, Sarah |
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Student Painting, Caitlyn |
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Student Painting, Sarah |
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Harper Painting |
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Harper Painting |
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Harper Painting |
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Harper Painting at Tyler Newk's Cafe |
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Kandinsky Painting |
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Kandinsky Painting |
I had this idea to start creating cardboard sculpture into Non-Representational forms. We just got done doing Non-Representational Paintings with my 8th graders and this step just seemed to make sense. So, I created some myself first as examples. I loved it! I am having them create them using
5 different techniques with the cardboard
(negatives space, bottom layer exposure, score and feel to corrugation, add on a corrugated piece, add on a 3 layer piece).
Since the cardboard is usually brown, I am giving them construction paper crayons to add color and emphasis to the work. I am also encouraging them to outline all shapes, cutouts, and layers with black sharpie marker.
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My first Paisley heart design |
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My second idea with more geometric shapes... |
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I decided to make this one a little more spiritual..
I added Bible Verses in the heart... |
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THis is the back of my Bible Verse heart. It was colorful and printed, but I decided to go with it as part of my design rather than leave it unworked on. I included Bible verses about how we should keep God's word in our hearts. I plan on making these hearts with my Art WIth a Purpose group afterschool... |
To see more about this project, visit...
http://classroom.mineolaisd.net/webs/seatont/nonrepresentational_sculpture.htm