Hello! Welcome, and I hope you stay awhile!
My name is Hannah. I have spent two decades exploring the wonders of art. Whether as a student, in the privacy of my home, or sharing with children and parents--art has always been an important part of me. Recently, an emphasis of my art has dealt with children.
In this blog, I'll share my recent projects, classroom instruction, and the work of my students. I hope you will be inspired, and if you are, I hope you visit often. Happy Blogging!
I am wondering if you are going to update this post more. It's really interesting. I like how both the kids used different styles of art for their characters, and at the same time, they incorperated some basic knowledge about dogs to fit the dog inside the gleaming armor.
But then again, in the other Grave Danger projects, I have noticed that there are funny looking dogs. They are cute, I have got to admit, but the simple bits and pieces of work here and there makes them funny, creative, and simple works of art. Finally, I like how they switch mediums every single time they do artwork.
Thank you for posting, I can't wait what happens next!
Thank you for your interest in this big, on-going project. And yes, they made some progress on this last class, so I'll post them very soon. There are a few more things that the students need to finish up.
What medium did the kids use to make the characters? They look professional.
ReplyDeleteThey used 2B for sketching, and acrylic paints for the final product. Thank you so much for your interest; kids will be excited!
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ReplyDeleteI am wondering if you are going to update this post more. It's really interesting. I like how both the kids used different styles of art for their characters, and at the same time, they incorperated some basic knowledge about dogs to fit the dog inside the gleaming armor.
But then again, in the other Grave Danger projects, I have noticed that there are funny looking dogs. They are cute, I have got to admit, but the simple bits and pieces of work here and there makes them funny, creative, and simple works of art. Finally, I like how they switch mediums every single time they do artwork.
Thank you for posting, I can't wait what happens next!
Thank you for your interest in this big, on-going project. And yes, they made some progress on this last class, so I'll post them very soon. There are a few more things that the students need to finish up.
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