8th graders learned about Italian artist Antonio Colomboni who creates portraits with a mix of photography and bright, flat color designs in a collage style. They tried out this style by tracing our own portrait and filling it with colorful designs. That drawing was then ripped up and added to a second drawing where they focused on pencil shading with a variety of values and smooth blending.
Evan
Emme
Nate
Rory
Oliver
Elma
Ben
Linden
Isaac
Zeph
Stefan
Suri
Sophie
Santi
Parker
Issac
Zeph
Ryne
Emme
Caleb
Rory
Sophie
Austin
Ben
Nate
Ollyve
Hosea
Ellie
Evan
Isaac
Zeph
Parker
Hosea
Rory
Emme
Oliver H
Suri
Ryne
Sophie
Emery
Ollyve
Norah
Santi
Francisco
Elma
Caleb
Oliver WF
Linden
Landry
Miles
Austin
Nate
Michael
Stefan
Ollyve
Suri
Emme
Norah
Stephan
Zeph
Rory
Ellie
Isaac
Hosea
Landry
Santi
Emery
Nate
Oliver H
Ryne
Linden
Parker
Elma
Miles
Evan
Parker
Oliver WF
Sophie
Caleb
Still Life 4 Ways
7th grade
The 7th graders looked at 4 artists who painted in 4 different styles: Pop Art, Post-Impressionism, Cubism and Abstract Expressionism. They made observations about the differences between each art style and then had the challenge of painting an apple or pear in each of the 4 styles.
Norah
Michael
Emery
Linden
Santi
Evan
Miles
Stefan
Landry
Oliver WF
Suri
Francisco
Elma
Ellie
Ben
Sophie
Parker
Caleb
Ryne
Hosea
Zeph
Emme
Rory
Isaac (blue background)
Ollyve
Clara
Jaden
Boston
Charlotte
Lena
Jasper
Isaac
Lewis
8th grade
8th graders learned about Italian artist Antonio Colomboni who creates portraits with a mix of photography and bright, flat color designs in a collage style. They tried out this style by tracing our own portrait and filling it with colorful designs. That drawing was then ripped up and added to the photograph to create the look of a self-portrait that is “split” into two styles. The last part of the project was to trace their portrait one more time and learn how to add pencil shading to their faces around the collage pieces.
Lena
Lewis
Boston
Mason
Charlotte
James
Leo
Jaden
Isaac
Manuchka
Weston
Clara
Jack