P-6 Art

The most beautiful world is always entered through the imagination’. – Helen Keller

🖍️ "Every line means something."– Jean Michel Basquiat

Grade 2 Students Bring Their Designs to Life!

Our creative Grade 2 students have been busy bringing their ideas to life!

Using paper bags as the base for their houses, students began adding windows, doors, and roofs to shape their unique homes. This week, they also started designing beautiful gardens, complete with trees, flowers, and pathways.

As part of their learning, students explored the fringing technique, using it to create textured grass for their landscapes. Their enthusiasm and creativity shine through in every detail!

Students can’t wait to complete their homes and share their fantastic work with you. In the meantime, please enjoy a few snapshots of their progress so far!

Grade 4 Artists Create Stunning Radial Prints!

Grade 4 students have been diving deeper into the world of radial printmaking, exploring how patterns and symmetry combine to create striking designs!

Using their understanding of radial symmetry, where patterns expand evenly from a central point, students carefully planned, carved, and printed their unique designs. They also experimented with colour combinations and layering techniques, bringing their prints to life with creativity and precision.

Please enjoy some photos capturing the creative journey behind these stunning radial prints.

Students began by carefully drawing their radial designs onto printing foam, ensuring precision and attention to detail. They took their time to create intricate patterns, showcasing their understanding of symmetry and balance.

Here are some fantastic printing foam designs created by students in 4B!

Next, students rolled paint onto their foam designs and transferred their prints onto the colourful backgrounds they had prepared earlier. This exciting step brought their creations to life, revealing vibrant and eye-catching radial patterns!

Grade 6 Artists Explore Portrait Drawing with Carbon Paper!

The Grade 6 students have been exploring a unique way to create portraits using carbon paper and their school photos as references. This technique allowed them to transfer key details onto paper, helping them focus on proportions, shapes, and fine details in their drawings.

By carefully tracing over their images, students gained a better understanding of facial features building their confidence in portrait drawing.

Please enjoy some of the work completed by the students. 🎨✨