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Are you ready to shine bright and make your mark?
We are encouraging all students to create an artwork using Supernova for their inspiration. It might be a star, the moon, the night sky or some crazy cosmic creation!
Be sure to hang your artwork in your front window, on your front door or in the front yard. You might also choose to hang your artworks on the school gate or in a local store window.
Together let's create a galaxy across NSW!
Take a walk around your neighbourhood and see how many Supernova artworks you can spy!
Lily and Willow from Kirrawee Public School have decorated their window.
Perhaps you will:
paint with watercolours or acrylic paints
draw, sketch
photograph the night sky
create a chalk drawing on a driveway
make a 3D star lantern
use nature to create artworks
the opportunities are only limited by your imagination!
You might also like to follow this tutorial to make your own washable window paint!
DIY Washable Window Paint Tutorial
Duration: 02:49
So ignite your creativity and share your performance videos or artworks on your school Facebook page with the #CAPAexplosion hashtag or have your teacher email to creativeclasses@det.nsw.edu.au by Friday 10 September. We look forward to showcasing a selection of submitted works as part of our live stream event!
Scroll through these images of student artworks to give you some inspiration!
Guided activities
Guided activities
Choose one of the buttons below to explore our range of guided instruction activites:
Do you want another challenge?
Explore these out of this world Creative Classes:
Third-party content attributions
Third-party content attributions
Girl with artwork, © Heather Williams, 2021, reproduced and communicated with permission. Provided all acknowledgements are retained, these images may be reproduced free of charge for non-commercial educational purposes within Australia only.
2 girls at window, © Heather Williams, 2021, reproduced and communicated with permission. Provided all acknowledgements are retained, these images may be reproduced free of charge for non-commercial educational purposes within Australia only.
Supernova, © Joe Hinte, 2021, reproduced and communicated with permission.
The Colours of the Midnight Sky, © Evie Davies-Fullick, 2019, reproduced and communicated with permission.
The Galaxy's Beginning, © Bella Nguyen, 2019, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Hopes and Dreams, © Maseeha Ansari, 2021, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Clouds, © Nomunzel Uugantaatar, 2018, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Slam dunk, © Rylan Hetherington, 2020, reproduced and communicated with permission.
The Galaxy, © Persia Linstrom, 2020, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Nature collage, © Abby Gunnsmith, 2019, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Night sky, © Woodberry Learning Centre, 2020, reproduced and communicated with permission.
My Rocket Ship, © Elyse Gillard-Book, 2020, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Universe, © Caitlin White, 2018, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Planets, © Aminah Alaoui, 2020, reproduced and communicated with permission.
The Mystical Haze of Life, © Jaz Ponell, 2018, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Specks of Dynamic Energy, © Zachariah Parvin, 2018, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Space Sport, © Suhaylah Refaat, 2018, reproduced and communicated with permission.
In Space, © Luka Sarantzouklis, 2018, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Boy painting 1, © Sonja Sjolander, 2021, reproduced and communicated with permission. Provided all acknowledgements are retained, these images may be reproduced free of charge for non-commercial educational purposes within Australia only.
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