We have a decent view from our schools top floor looking toward the east at Grandad's Bluff. This year I decided to take the fifth graders up to a vacant classroom and have a first hand look at the scenery.
Here are some of the results. We sketched on 8.5 x 11 paper and enlarged the main lines to 12 x 18 paper in 3 class periods. For 3-4 more class periods we were in the regular art room (out of view of the scenery). The budding landscape artists finished out the scene by choosing a season and completed the look in charcoal, chalk, oil pastel and watercolor.
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Kaitlyn's Summer View |
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Grace's Winter View |
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Brandon's Autum Night View |
It is a project that is sure to become a tradition in our building because of the unique perspective of being so close to the real landscape feature.
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Jacob's Bluff with Abstract Rock Formations |
Spring on Grandad's by Lane
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