Showing posts with label Styrofoam Marker Prints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Styrofoam Marker Prints. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Seventh Grade Artist Trading Cards









Before making our trading cards students were given PowerPoint presentations on creativity & originality, also one on high quality examples of trading cards.
I gave students some activities to draw out their creativity that are based on techniques used in writing classes. I emphasized story, message, and emotions. Additionally, students were given several mini lessons regarding materials, and techniques for creating engaging trading cards including Styrofoam & marker prints, sand paper & crayon transfers, crayon and black tempera etchings,tape resist, glue resist, rubbings, water soluble marker washing, and line drawing.

Thursday, November 8, 2007

Autumn Joy







"Starry Night" Crayon resist and collage DK - 1
"The Scream" Oil pastel on cardboard 4th grade
"Harvest Landscape" Black crayon DK - 1
"Fall Leaves" Marker on Styrofoam print
"Calaveras" Colored pencil and collage 2nd grade

Special thanks to:
Chris Krieger from St. Stephen's Lutheran School for the Starry Night lesson
Annie Morton from Adrian Schools for the Styrofoam plate printing lesson

The Landscape lesson came from a book.
"The Scream" and "Calavera's" were my invention.
Both of these projects dealt with "horizon line." "The Scream" also addressed "vanishing point."