Every year the advanced art class creates clay artworks that imitate a food. Students try to match the colors and textures of the actual food as well as bring in the food's packaging to create a convincing replica!

Sixth grade students created their own creatures. Students began by designing their creatures. Numerous students used AI to help them visualize the creature they were designing. Students then worked on bringing their creatures to life by adding shading, texture, and background details as they drew their creature. Many students also wrote about their creatures, writing details such as what their creature's name would be, where they would live, or what they would eat.

Students had the opportunity to create whatever they wanted with their choice of materials. Here are a few of the astounding artworks they created!

Seventh and eighth grade students created radial symmetry prints. Students learned about the different types of printmaking as well as some new printmaking vocabulary. Students carved into styrofoam to create their printmaking block which they printed on paper.

Sixth grade students learned about the color wheel, gradients, and silhouettes as they created their own tempera paintings of deer.

Every year the advanced art class creates gingerbread houses before winter break. Check out some of their amazing houses!

For this month's sketchbook, students had to draw something they were thankful for.

Seventh and eighth grade students created winter tempera paintings after learning about the color wheel, gradients, tints, and shades.

The Advanced Art class decorated a house for the town square!

Here are some of the amazing sketchbooks created in October by seventh and eighth grade students! Students were given the task of drawing their dream house or vehicle.