My student Raphael took photos of malls while on holidays in the Philippines and decided to digitally manipulate them for a project. He has titled this series "Monuments to Fashion".
WELCOME TO MY CLASSROOM AND THE AMAZING IMAGINATION OF THE STUDENTS AT RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL, RICHMOND, B.C.
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
Saturday, 9 February 2013
New Paintings
I decided to let my students choose their own projects which sounds great at first but they soon realize how difficult that is. So my response is ...
Here are some results that are just starting to roll in.
Begin with where you are most comfortable.
Begin with what you are most interested in.
Begin with what you are the most curious about.
Begin with what you would like to be better at.
Begin with an old idea that never went anywhere.
Begin with someone else's work that has inspired you.
Begin with something you heard in the news.
Begin with something you are reading in another course.
Begin.
Thursday, 31 January 2013
More Notan Designs
I had 100's to choose from as I had four classes making these. My classes are mixed ages and levels so this is definitely accessible for everyone, including special needs.
Colour Theory Painting
Grace submitted her painting a little late but I think it's fun (and she had fun making it) so that makes it worth while including.
Collage & Poetry
One IB 12 student is exploring collage/painting and poetry (T.S. Elliot and Shakespearean sonnets). She has made a series of small 8 x 10 images that I think are quite intriguing.
Self Portraits
A couple of recently finished self portraits by some IB 12 students - one collage/drawing and one coloured pen drawing.
Labels:
IB 12,
Self Portraits
Thursday, 10 January 2013
Japanese Notan Designs
This is a great project for all ages and abilities. The students started with a 5" or 6" square of black construction paper, drew shapes (white pencil crayon), cut out all the pieces, glued down the remainder of the original square, and then flipped over the cut out pieces ending up with a mirror image. There's a great you tube video that demonstrates the process well: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--IFiH6zH68. These are just a few of the pieces finished early. I'm having students do one in black and white and their second one using multiple colors.
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