You need: newspapers torn in strips wallpaper paste paper towels tempera paint varnish brushes yarn white wall paint Niki de Saint Phalle (1930 - 2002) was a French painter and sculptor. She made reliefs in plaster and other materials. Especially her feminine 'Nana's' are famous. These large sculptures of women painted in bright expressive colours are world famous and to be seen in several major cities in the world. Show some pictures of Niki de Saint Phalle on the digital board. Discuss the salient features: bright colours, black outlinesof the colour patches - including circles, often (thick) women without a clear face. Then show images of the sculptures in Paris (google Nikki de Saint Phalle and Paris). What is different about these images? Those sculptures are the famous female characters, but they do have the typical De Saint Phalle characteristics.erkingen ongedaan maken Students are going to create an artwork of paper mache with at least one hole in it and two protruding parts. Provide at least eight layers of newspaper finish with paper towels. Paint the sculpture after drying with white wall paint and let dry. Paint then in the style of Saint Phalle using bright colors. Wait until the paint is dry and paint the black lines using a small brush or use a black marker. Paint with varnish. Pull a thread through the hole and hang the work. Artworks made by students of grade 5
A fun, processed based Fibonacci art project for kids. Great for S.T.E.A.M. learning at home or at school.
Welcome 7th graders! 7th graders did a great job on our first project of Quarter 3. We started with the idea of a graded wash water...
This project was inspired by the 1948 painting The Elephants by the Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dalí. I introduced my Grade 5 students to the work of Dali and we discussed his style- barren landscapes with a real sense of depth and space, highly realistic details, lots of random objects grouped together. They sketched these in pencil first, then outlined in Sharpie and painted using watercolours.
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This project was inspired by the 1948 painting The Elephants by the Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dalí . I introduced my Grad...
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Detail of my documentation panel for #2ndgrade art integration unit "The Forces of Art" #expeditionarylearning #ELart #artsed #scienceandart (at Two Rivers Public Charter School)
Second graders studied surrealism and Salvador Dali, we cut out mustaches and talked about symmetry, we taped them on their upper lip as we drew Salvador and then have him his mustache.
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I found this over at There’s A Dragon in my Art Room and she gives cred to Use Your Coloured Pencils. It’s easy and cute and the kids enjoyed looking at and trying to figure out Dali…
Les masques d'artistes inspirés des artistes Vasarely, Miro, Delaunay, Keith Haring ou encore Mondrian , ayant eu un grand succès, la collection s'agrandit avec un masque plein de peps inspiré des nanas de Niki de Saint Phalle... Si vous avez travaillé...
a great intro to architecture and housing Kindergarteners learned about different kinds of architecture, and who an architect is in the community. We used stamp printing techniques to create the geometric shapes that make up a building. Legos, marker tops, cardboard scraps, sponge shapes and cardboard tubes were dipped in white paint and stamped on blue paper, creating "blueprints." Although this project is a little messy, the results are so worth it! stamping lines with cardboard adding flags with a triangle sponge
The name Picasso has become synonymous with the word artist. Kids can learn a lot from the artist, by trying out these 10 Pablo Picasso Projects for Kids.
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Artist Andy Warhol was an interesting individual and his works reflect his personal quirks! Learn more about him with some fun Warhol projects for kids.
Make your own simple textured print blocks.
