Today we started on an Agricultural Day Art Project. We decided that some spring flowers are beautiful, like daffodils. But native NZ flowers have that special edge. So, we have decided to study them closely.
We started by looking at huge colour pictures of Hebes, Kowhai, Harekeke and Pohutakawa on the IWB. Then with Miss Hammond's help we drew our own versions.
We learnt that you actually need to look at the flower and draw what you see, not what you think you see. Sometimes the more you look the more details you see and the better your picture gets.
We also learnt that you start with the big shapes and then focus on the little details.
Check back here soon to see our artwork as it progresses.
very very god pictures i love them
ReplyDeleteYEAH YOUR RIGHT REEF THEY ARE GOOD PICTURES.
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thanks reef
DeleteCameron did an awesome job taking them!
ReplyDeleteI agree
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DeleteI woke up really early like three oclock this morning
Deletewhats that got 2 do with this ella? but wow
DeleteHi Room 9. I can't wait to see your finished art work.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ms Macaskill!
Deletethank you macaskill. We appreciate you going on our blog.
Deletewho's pitcher's are they Miss Hammond
ReplyDeleteMine is the Harekeke.
DeletePretty sure the other hands belong to Emma.
DeleteWell done Emma and Parthiv
Deletefor getting you pitchers on the blog. :)
yea the other pictures mine because i nwas leaning on that big cardboard thing and that wont be miss hammonds because her paper is biggfer then ours
DeleteThat because I am bigger than you:-)
Deleteyou did a Awesome piece of art work Emma it's cool
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