Mr Hobson's Art page

khobson@psdschools.org

Linton Original Works Videos

Parents: Some of you have requested videos of what we traditionally do for Original Works projects in a normal school year so that you can do them at home and submit them online. Here are the videos of what we do together by grade level. They are fairly straightforward projects as Original Works has certain guidelines that have to be adhered too. Please only have your student do the project for their grade level, as I will be using these projects again for original works once we return to normal. This will ensure that it will be fresh for them the next time we start the year with Original Works, together.

All projects require 8.5 x 11 heavy weight drawing paper. Copier paper is too thin. Most other supplies are available at art stores or places such as walmart/target.

Please contact me if you have any questions at khobson@psdschools.org

Padres: Algunos de ustedes han solicitado videos de lo que tradicionalmente hacemos para los proyectos de Obras Originales en un año escolar normal para que puedan hacerlos en casa y enviarlos en línea. Aquí están los videos de lo que hacemos juntos por nivel de grado. Son proyectos bastante sencillos ya que Original Works tiene ciertas pautas que también deben cumplirse. Por favor, pídale a su estudiante que haga el proyecto para su nivel de grado, ya que usaré estos proyectos nuevamente para trabajos originales una vez que regresemos a la normalidad. Esto asegurará que estará fresco para ellos la próxima vez que comencemos el año con Obras originales, juntos.

Todos los proyectos requieren papel de dibujo pesado de 8.5 x 11. El papel de la fotocopiadora es demasiado fino. La mayoría de los demás suministros están disponibles en tiendas de arte o lugares como Walmart / Target.

Por favor contácteme si tiene alguna pregunta en khobson@psdschools.org

1st grade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zX3_Vy5by9s

2nd grade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWyHckFh38Q

3rd Grade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4aooGJLM8o

4th Grade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4aooGJLM8o

5th grade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DDuRyQkRe4

Parent Welcome Letter

Dear Linton Students and Parents,

I hope everyone is doing well and students are adjusting to the changes that we find ourselves in. In an effort to keep bringing quality art experiences to Linton students and keep students able to use their creative mindset as we navigate this new time I will be posting various art experiences on this web page( please bare with me as I'm learning much of this technology and may not be as polished as others). Please know that as teachers we know this is a challenging time for both parents and students and that these assignments are completely optional and are just offered as ways to keep the creative energy of the classroom going at home. They will not be collected or graded and will not replace the creative experience that we get with hands on work in the art room. But they can still be awesome! You can use any materials you want from old paper to the back of cereal boxes, or even a tablet if you have one. If you want to change these ideas and add more colors or materials, or your own spin you may have, Go for it!

Also as a parent of elementary students, I know there is a wide spectrum of what parents want in terms of work and scheduling so if you feel you want more ideas please email and let me know. Also we know that not everyone has the same thing at home right now, so I'm keeping lessons simple with just one pen or pencil and one thing to write on (paper, cardboard, anything is great)

To students, if you use these ideas or are making your own cool art at home I would love to see it. I'll see if Ms. Schierman can post it on the school website. Send it on to my email at khobson@psdschools.org.

I'm looking forward to seeing everyone in real time, hopefully we get back to normal very soon. Create, play, experiment, in anyway you can during this time!

Mr. Hobson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zX3_Vy5by9s

Padres Bienvenue Carta en Espanol

Estudiantes y Padres,

Espero que todos estén bien y que los estudiantes se estén adaptando a los cambios en los que nos encontramos. En un esfuerzo por seguir brindando experiencias artísticas de calidad a los estudiantes de Linton y mantener a los estudiantes capaces de usar su mentalidad creativa mientras navegamos en este nuevo tiempo, publicaré varias experiencias artísticas en esta página web (por favor, contéctame ya que estoy aprendiendo gran parte de esta tecnología y puede que no sea tan elegante como otras). Tenga en cuenta que, como maestros, sabemos que este es un momento desafiante para padres y estudiantes, y que estas tareas no son obligatorias y solo se ofrecen como formas de mantener la energía creativa del aula en casa. No se recopilarán ni calificarán y no reemplazarán la experiencia creativa que obtenemos con el trabajo práctico en la sala de arte. ¡Pero aún pueden ser increíbles! Puede usar cualquier material que desee, desde papel viejo hasta la parte posterior de las cajas de cereales, o incluso una tableta si tiene una. Si desea cambiar estas ideas y agregar más colores o materiales, o su propio giro que pueda tener, ¡adelante!

También como padre de alumnos de primaria y padres, sé que hay un amplio espectro de lo que los padres quieren en términos de trabajo y programación, así que si crees que quieres más ideas, envía un correo electrónico y avísame. También sabemos que no todos tienen lo mismo en casa en este momento, por lo que mantengo las lecciones simples con solo un bolígrafo o lápiz y una cosa para escribir (papel, cartón, cualquier cosa es genial)

A los estudiantes si usas estas ideas o estás haciendo tu propio arte genial en casa, me encantaría verlo. Veré si la Sra. Schierman puede publicarlo en el sitio web de la escuela. Envíelo a mi correo electrónico a khobson@psdschools.org.

Espero verlos a todos en tiempo real, espero que volvamos a la normalidad muy pronto. ¡Crea, juega, experimenta, de cualquier forma que puedas durante este tiempo!

Mr. Hobson

"Mr. Hobson WHAT is that?"

This is the initiation well at Quinta de Regaleira in Sintra Portugal. It is a magical place in huge garden full of many magical sites. The bottom of the well has a series of secret tunnels that lead to a labyrinth to other parts of the grounds.

At Home Lessons for Linton Students -Week 7

(Scroll down to find previous weeks drawing lessons)

(Bajar para encontrar lecciones de dibujo anteriores)

This week we are doing flipbooks another simple version of animation. Have fun!

This week's website is for exploring the world famous Met or Metropolitan Museum of Art

in New York City. Its full of amazing art and tons of other cool things. check it out here.

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/online-features/metkids/

At Home Lessons for Linton Students -Week 6

Here is an a very cool silk drawing website, check it out!!

http://weavesilk.com/

This weeks lesson is on animation. There are three examples good for everyone to try. Enjoy and send me what come up with!

At Home Lessons for Linton Students -Week 5

Have you ever wanted to spray paint a wall, but knew that you would get in heaps of trouble. Well this is your chance with this graffiti website!

http://streetartcreator.com/

This weeks drawing lessons are video game characters. They go from easiest to hardest. Give them a try, don't worry if they are not perfect, mine certainly are not.

Angry Bird

Pikachu

Mario

Sonic

Creeper and steve

Princess peach

At Home Lessons for Linton Students -Week 4

This weeks at home lessons are based on windows and looking through things. As I've been home so much and with the wintery weather I have been looking out the window quite a lot.

Magnifying glass (easiest)

Through the window

Spaceship view

(more difficult)

At Home Lessons for Linton Students -Week 3

This is a fun website in which you can create mandalas, click on the right upper corner to change color.

https://mandalacreator.com/

This week the lessons are all about the art of paper folding (Origami). Start easy and work your way up!

Origami bookmark

Easiest

Origami Fox

Easy to medium

Origami butterfly

Easy to medium

Origami Birds

Beak

More difficult

At Home Lessons for week 2

This is a google website I received from another teacher. You race to draw something, while artificial intelligence tries to guess what it is before the timer runs out. If you want a quick art challenge, this is it! Have your sound on low.

https://quickdraw.withgoogle.com/

This week I have 3 drawing lessons based on Mythical Creatures. One is easy, one is medium difficulty, one a little trickier. Choose one you like and think you can do.

Sea Serpent- This is the easiest one to try

Unicorn- This one is a little more tricky

Griffin/Gryphon- This one is the hardest of the three

Grade Level Drawing lessons for Week 1

5th grade Art

Op Art

4th Grade Art

Drawing an eye

Please only work at your Grade level as many of these things are part of our regular curriculum and are things you will do in later years once things return to normal.

3rd Grade Art

floating city

2nd Grade Art

Stick Figures

1st Grade art

3d city

Kindergarten Art

Rocket-ship drawing

Remote learning Student Art Gallery

Brecken Stone

Malllory Clarke

Nolan Crosby

Some time ago my family got to visit the Amazing city of Oaxaca, Mexico. Here is some of the art we encountered.

Some other online resources for those who are looking for more art activities to do.

27 Art Activities and Lessons to Try at Home - The Art of Education UniversityArt Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) In the current situation of the widespread transmission of COVID-19, the hands of educators are tied. Knowing schools could be the first places to shut down, we’re waiting to see what’s expected of us. Will schools close? What happens if my school closes? Do I need to prepare for …

This is whats known as an "Alibrije"( Uh-Leeb- Ruh- hey). They are a type of wood carving found in mexico. They were first created by a pinata maker named Pedro Linares Lopez who got very sick and had crazy fever dreams about brightly colored creatures. When he felt better he carved his dream creatures out of wood and today they are carved by many artists all over Mexico and there are hundreds of different types.

Page updated

Report abuse