A School Favorite! |
We constucted our most recent painting on canvas. The students were able to finish it up in the last days of school. It was a fun way to use up some bonus round weavings that we had on hand from some ambitious fourth graders.
Painting up the Edging of Weaving |
We tape looped the weavings into positions as the students went about deciding where each firework would burst open. When the composition was decided, I hot glued the cardboard looms to the canvas.
Fourth grader volunteers used acrylic paint in bright colors to highlight and bring extra pattern to the sky.
Bordering the canvas Edge |
Several girls finished off the edges with a repeating pattern of finger and thumb prints in the bright acrylic colors. I think they enjoyed this step a whole lot!
Thumbs Up! |
2 comments:
These paintings are really beautiful.
I love the strong colors and patterns.
Your students did a fantastic job.
I love the incorporations of weaving into this, reminds me a little of Hiromi Sato's charming mixed media watercolors (http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.white-eggs.com%2Fmimi%2Fmimi_02.html) Not that they are that similar, perhaps just reminding me that I would like to experiment with incorporating textiles into a painting also.
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