Senior Hannah Park turned me on this morning to her aunt, Eunju Kang, a working artist out of Long Island, New York. I was so impressed by what I saw on her site (http://www.eunjukangart.com/) that I wanted to share her art with all of you, especially my drawing/painting students. I believe artists run in Hannah's family. I think she told me once that her mother is a fashion designer. Thank you Hannah for sharing your auntie with me!
VALUE SCALES 7TH GRADE ART WHEEL - 3RD QUARTER - 2017-2018 graphite & colored pencil accents Let me introduce you to probably one of the most talented 7th graders I had the pleasure of working with last year, Itzel Huerta. The piece above was the very first piece she created for me and when she turned it in I was blown out of the water. Can you find her 3 value scales in the piece? OMG, this is so not 7th grade level. I was absolutely delighted to have her aboard. And lucky for me she is back this year for more! Another awesome talent was Jaden Sioson Almost everything he created was shared with the class. His designs were always outstanding. And then there was Mai-ly Dinh. What a super fun imaginative piece! I adored it! Feels to me like an illustration for a children's book. And check out how she used the colored pencil in the tree area. Fabulous texture by using circles of color. And then there was Raiche Gutierrez with this super cool piece. Where do these kids come up with these great design ideas???? And then to already know how to work with colored pencil. Truly remarkable. I am a lucky woman!!!
Shattered Value Assignment
Cubism was an art movement started in 1907 by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. They were inspired by African sculpture and by the artist Paul Cezanne who said that nature should be thought of in terms of basic shapes. Picasso and Braque broke their subjects into flat surfaces and often painted with muted tones such…
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