Willowbank School, KilmarnockThe Beech class have been experimenting with the basic elements of line, colour and texture. The pupils were given a template and asked to fill in each area with various sensory items found in the art room.
I think you’ll agree that we have some pretty fantastic results! These images will be displayed in the art room to inspire other budding young artists. Confident individuals!
The Transition boys have been learning about Joseph Stella, the Italian born American Futurist painter. Stella liked to create a lot of abstract art using lines.
The boys had a go at recreating the futuristic looking artwork by using masking tape to make some resistance pictures. Super successful learners today!
The Pine Class tried out a different type of sensory art. Mrs Macdonald glued art straws to card and the pupils used foil paper to mould over the 3D lines.
The children ripped and scrunched the silver foil which was then glued to the card. Coloured paint was then added to the designs to create a stained glass window affect.
Excellent hard work by out successful learners.
The Bluebells class created these fabulous zebra pictures buy using lines. With some support, the children cut strips of coloured, recycled card to make zebra stripes. Everyone was very proud of their work and they presented it to staff.
Well done to the successful learners and confident individuals in the Bluebells class! Fab!
Check out these fabulous tartan kilts designed by the Pine Class! Selecting colours, rolling paint, tearing shiny paper and gluing fluffy pom poms!
Successful learners!
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