October
Day of the Dead Figurines
Students made Day of the Dead inspired figurines using wire, paper-mache, clay, fabric and paint. We usually do a Day of the Dead project every year in the fall. This project is similar to past figurines we have done with the exception of adding fabric this year. Students had a variety of fabric designs and colors to choose from to create outfits for their sculptures.
The sculpture began with wire pieces that were taped together and then paper-mached to give the sculpture some volume. We then used air dry clay for the head, hands and any other exposed areas. The fabric was then added and put together using hot glue. Students then painted facial details.
Left Image: Ximena Castaneda 8, and Allison Robles 8
Dana Garcia 7
Jensen Rivera 8
Nicole Bunma 6
Bianca Argao 8
Alexander Suarez 8
Gisel 7
Ayleen Romero 7
Yaneli Luna 6
Kiara Duarte 6
Joselin Martinez 6
Brian Dith 8
Edaly Torres 8
Jazmine becerra 7
Samuel Espinoza 7
Moises Barraza 7
Melany Magana 8
Nathan G 8
Cristopher Contreras 6
Ricco Calderon 6
Dante Long 7
Diego Rostro 7
Francisco Pacheco 7
Chris Munguia 6
Tyler Villafranca 7
Cesar Zavala 6
Alex Romero 8
Selena Molina 7
Kate cruz 7
Ezekiel Guerrero 6
Maria Romero 7
Alex Perez 6
Ashley Baltazar 7
Nicolas Leon 7
Chantal Altamirano 7
Ihsan Mohammed 8
Sofia Lopez 7
Brissia Arcadio 8
Luis Lopez 7
Sergio Diaz 8
Briana Padilla 6
Ruben Avila 8
Bryan Contreras 8
Abraham Salazar 7
Reynaldo L 6
Ayden Valeriano 6
Angel Verdeja 8
Samuel Valeriano 8
Gael Barajas 8
Angela Mendoza 7
Thamar Lindsey 6
Sarah Moreno 7
Allison Robles 8
Ximena Castaneda 8
Ysabela Enriquez 7
Danna Jacobo 6
Adrian Vargas 8
Malani Booker 8
Emy Solis 7
Maria Avila 8
Thomas Lindsey 6