Hello Everyone,
What an interesting year we have had so far!
I want to share some amazing, inspiring artwork that the students have been creating so far this year.
Please look in the ‘Student Work’ folder or specific year level to see the wonderful and colourful talents of Craigburn Primary School students. I am delighted with the artistic talent we have at Craigburn Primary School.
I’m looking forward to uploading future art from the students.
Many Thanks
Miss Manna 🙂
The year 2 students have been learning about the Artist Paul Klee and how he used bright colours and geometric shapes to create his work. The students took great care in drawing their cities, then used oil pastels and paint to complete the composition.
WOW! So colourful and detailed. Well done 🙂
The year 3/4 students have been learning about Henri Matisse and how he invented the art of paper cut collage art. He created large mural size collages from cutting organic shapes from hand painted coloured paper.
Here are some Yr 3/4 Matisse inspired collage artwork.
Great work and very colourful 🙂
We read the story ‘The Dot’ by Peter H, Reynolds and then discussed that a line begins with a dot. The students were given a black dot and were asked to create a picture using the DOT.
Some amazing ideas drawn. Well done!
The students read the story ‘The Dot’ By Peter H. Reynolds. We then discussed that a line begins with a dot and focused on the element of line. The students then created their own DOTS.
Well done, they look great!!!!
B8 learnt about the element of line and the Artist Georgia O’Keeffe. The students then created their own sunflowers focusing on different types of lines, and learnt to blend oil pastels for around the edge of the artwork.
They have turned out amazingly. Well done!!!!
B13 learnt about the element of Line. The focus was to create a zentangle landscape using many different types of lines. They then used oil pastels to colour and blend in the sky.
Well done! Great work B13.
The students learnt about the artist Paul Klee and read the story ‘The cat and the bird’ based on his own artwork of his pet cat.
The students then created their own version of ‘The bird and the Cat’ painting by Paul Klee.
They are wonderful, well done!
The receptions focused on the element of ‘Texture’. We read the story ‘Where the wild things are’ then created our own friendly monsters, using crayon rubbings over different texture mats.
Well done receptions! They look great 🙂
The students learnt about the element of line and drew a seascape using different types of lines, then a wash of paint.
Well done, they look great!!!