Pear, Drawing
Mareya Alhusam, Grade 4
Teacher: Michka Bedasee
Principal: Sheldon Noel
22K251, P.S. 251 Paerdegat
In class I drew a pear and it took me four days to get it right. I thought of the assignment as an art challenge. I worked hard to meet the challenge. I learned about values 1 - 5 and how they can make things look real. My teacher explained how to look at the pear to find all the values. it took a long time to get it just right.
Sandwhat????????, Collage
Jasmine Chen, Grade 3
Teacher: Angela Roccasalvo
Principal: Diane Picucci
20K048, P.S. 048 Mapleton
I like art. Art makes me happy. In my sandwich collage I included some of my favorite things such as sausages and vegetables. I like vegetables even though most kids don't. I think more kids should eat vegetables so they will grow tall and strong. I would like to share my sandwich with my best friend Janice. She likes vegetables too!
The Best Meal Ever, Collage
Matias Castillero, Grade 2
Teacher: Gina Tart
Principal: Carol Heeraman
20K030, P.S./ I.S. 30 Mary White Ovington
I want people to feel happy and hungry when they look at my artwork. I think it will make people want to eat things.
Ice Cream Feast, Oil Pastel
Victor Hernandez, Grade 5
Teacher: Louise Galioto
Principal: Jared Shapiro
20K163, P.S. 163 Bath Beach
My artwork is of my favorite food, a delicious bowl of ice cream. I chose this subject because I enjoy doing artwork that people like to look at...and I know everyone loves ice cream!
Fruit Category, 3-D
Sophia Lin, Grade 8
Teacher: Courtney Rossicone
Principal: Marie DiBella
20K104, P.S./I.S. 104 The Fort Hamilton School
I was inspired to do this work when an artwork in a museum "caught my eye." It was a simple drawing with only an apple on it. Although it was ordinary, the techniques the artist used were incredible, so I decided to create a fruit bowl of my own.
The Feast, Mixed Media - Colored Pencil and Soft Pastel
Ashwaq Mozeb, Grade 11
Teacher: Billy Moro-Wey
Principal: Carl Manalo
15K592, Khalil Gibran International Academy
I left a bitten apple outside overnight and saw that on the following day, it was a delight for black ants. It became the theme for my colored pencil and soft pastel drawing. I "blew up" the size of the apple and the ants. I inserted a spoon to represent the apple stalk and symbolize a feast.
Fruit Collage, Mixed Media
Meliza Perez, Grade 11
Teacher: Billy Moro-Wey
Principal: Carl Manalo
15K592, Khalil Gibran
I took advantage of the fruit collage project to improve my gradation and application of colors. I derived great satisfaction because it received positive comments from my school audience.
Fall Pumpkin, Watercolor
Eva Sammartino, Grade 2
Teacher: Melissa Braun
Principal: Evan Klein
21K226, P.S. 226 Alfred De B. Mason
I like trying new art designs. Zentangles are relaxing and fun to create.
Fruit Bowl, Oil Pastel on Paper
Lily Leung, Grade 3
Teacher: Rachel Karlin
Principal: Kelly McCann
22K255, P.S. 255 Barbara Reing School
I love drawing the world around me and drawing from imagination. In class we looked at artwork by Cezanne and then drew our own fruit bowls from still-lifes. I enjoyed mixing and blending oil pastels.
Fruit Still Life, Oil Pastel on Paper
Anna Treyger, Grade 9
Teacher: Nicole Buccellato
Principal: Scott Hughes
22K535, Leon M. Goldstein High School for the Sciences
I painted some fruit on a gorgeous plate I have at home. The fruits on the plate come from different places. The grapes are from the breathtaking, scorching outskirts of Italy. The oranges are from the sunny coasts of Florida. The plate is a handmade work of art from China. All of us come from different backgrounds. We all have different stories and features. Nevertheless, together we are all beautiful. Together, we are a unique composition, like different fruit on a plate.
Peach on the Street, Chalk Pastel on Paper
Isabel Kim, Grade 4
Teacher: Ava Cotlowitz
Principal: Denise Watson-Adin
15K032, P.S. 032 Samuel Mills Sprole
I was inspired by a Wayne Thiebaud drawing of a cake on a table. I wanted to do something like that, so I thought of a peach on a fruit stand. I thought it would be interesting to look at the peach from a different point of view since most people wouldn’t pay attention to it if it was on the street. I wanted to use oil pastels because I really like how they blend together to shade and create beautiful textures.