Artist of the Week

Bryce Truong

One-Point Perspective City

2021

Graphite pencils, coloured pencils, and fineliner.

Bryce’s Year 7 Visual Communication Design class recently studied perspective drawing. Bryce was set the challenge to design and draw his very own city in one-point perspective. This AWESOME drawing was the outcome of Bryce’s attention to detail, neat application of media, and hard work.

IMPRESSIVE DRAWING SKILLS BRYCE!

Angela Nguyen

Untitled

2021

Angela of Year 9 Banksia studied the well-known art medium of Linocut in her art class and has used a multiple level linocut print using registration to produce this artwork.

GREAT PRINTMAKING SKILLS ANGELA!

Sophanneth Hang

Untitled

2021

Sophanneth of Year 10 Acacia studied the technique of Double Exposure during her Photography class. Sophanneth has provided the following explanation of her digitally created artwork;

'The artwork contains an image of a woman staring straight ahead with the inner layer of branches sticking out from underneath. Art elements that can be seen are shape and texture. The shape of the female’s head and hair made it look unique, with the texture from the tree branches lightly blended with the girl’s features that made it look so beautiful and soft. The program Photoshop is used to create this edit. I inserted an image with the female into a frame, then selected the outline of the female body & head, and then inserted another image in the outlined part and change the opacity of the two images to make both images visible. The story behind this edit is that the female isn’t a human being, as she doesn’t have organs or a heart but instead she has tree branches that help her to survive and live on this planet. I was just experimenting with the different tools when I created this.'

IMPRESSIVE WORK SOPHANNETH!

Kaylynn Chung

Paris

2021

Acrylic painting on canvas.

Kaylynn of Year 10 Acacia (now in Y11) studied the art movement Impressionism during term 4. She was then given the challenge of creating her own landscape painting using the Impressionist painting techniques. This impressive painting of Paris was Kaylynn's final artwork.

FANTASTIC WORK KAYLYNN!