Showing posts with label oil pastel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil pastel. Show all posts

Thursday, June 26, 2014

4th Grade Starry Night Group Work

The 4th grade class worked together in groups on for their final project of the year. Inspired by a Van Gogh poster in the classroom students recreated the Starry Night in groups of 4. Together each member of their group drew one section of The Starry Night. Using teamwork students also discussed the processes of adding paint and oil pastel to each of their sections for uniformity.

Check out these beautiful works of art:




Kindergarten Number Painting

1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 & 9! Kindergartners created art work inspired by Jasper Johns. They focused on the correct way to write their numbers! We used oil pastels and liquid watercolor in this colorful project!

 
 

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

2nd Grade Oil Pastel Kandinsky Circles

Students in the 2nd grade recently explored the world of Oil Pastels and Wassily Kandinsky. After studying some of his paintings, students loved his use of bright colors and shapes! Here is a painting by Kandinsky that inspired us!


2nd Graders also loved working with oil pastels! They enjoyed getting messy with this art material!

Check out our collaborative artwork inspired by Kandinsky!



 Beautiful job, 2nd grade!!

Monday, May 13, 2013

4th grade Georgia O'Keeffe Inspired Oil Pastel Flowers

4th graders were excited to explore the medium of oil pastels for their latest project. They did such a fantastic job blending and creating bright flowers inspired by Georgia O'Keeffe!


Check out some of their student work!

 


Wow! Awesome job, 4th graders!!!

Thursday, April 11, 2013

2nd Grade Oil Pastel Study

Second graders were introduced to oil pastels in a recent art class. They loved how the pastels had bright, vivid colors and were like a soft crayon! In this lesson students learned about different oil pastel techniques such as blending. We also studied colorful and bright art by Wassily Kandinsky.

Inspired by Wassily Kandinsky's famous circle art, each student created their own oil pastel circle on a 6"x 6" square. The squares were hung in a grid pattern in the hallway!

Here is their finished product:


Awesome job, 2nd grade!

Thursday, October 18, 2012

1st Grade Jim Dine Pop Art Hearts

Art work is starting to pop up in the hallways of SJV!


Here is some colorful and bright oil pastel work done by the 1st graders. We were inspired by contemporary artist, Jim Dine. Dine creates paintings and sculptures using hearts as the subject matter. We all agreed that his work was positive, fun, and beautiful! We also separated our background and hearts using warm and cool colors!

Here are some examples of the student's work:

 




Great work first grade!