Showing posts with label After School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label After School. Show all posts

Monday

Sunday

Spring After School Class 3rd-6th flat robots

This after school program allowed for lots of creative expression and design freedom.




Tuesday

After School Here Be Dragons

Grades K-3rd
 
During our six week after school studios we will explore the World of Dragons by creating our own 3-D sculpture of the great beast.  Each student will complete one personal dragon to take home at the end of the workshop series and our young artists will also participate in a group dragon project that will be on display to the entire school.
In this workshop series we will use a variety of materials and techniques such as markers, paint, lots of glue, paper mache and assemblage. Students will need to bring a paper grocery bag (with handle) to class to carry home their creation and if they would like they can bring a paint shirt for the messy days. I will provide all of the art supplies and materials for these projects but I welcome donations of recycled materials such as: cardboard tubes, bottle caps (all shapes and sizes), flats pieces of card board, plastic lids, buttons, wire…please feel free to send them with your child for use by the team.












one completed dragon is ready to go home

all our lovely creatures now have wings and eyes and some with glitter too

 

Sunday

After School Imagination City

Imagination City
After School Academy
 6 classes grades 3rd-6th
Using recycled and re purposed materials
as well as basic art supplies students
create their own imaginary buildings.
The basic structures are primed and painted
and additional elements such as windows, doors
brick work...are added. More painting and gluing.

To complete the piece students may add landscape
elements and people/animals.  



































a little snow glitter adds the last detail to this lovely pink palace



 




Thursday

Imagination in 3-D


 This Spring After School series is designed for young artists but can easily be adopted to challenge older students as well. Working with a variety of materials and supplies, students created expandable imaginary animal puppets and a gnome with his/her mushroom home. The gnomes are painted coconut cups (a donation that has rolled around the art room for 2 years) I primed most of them white to give the students a smooth base. Some chose the non primed cups. One coat of tempera was applied as a color foundation to block out body parts (face, dress, hands...) and left to dry.  Details and smaller bits of color where added later and last the cotton beard/hair and pointed hat/cap.

Green Art for the Garden



This Spring After School class focused on the use of recycled materials in the creation of art bird houses.

Friday

Eye Spy with My Little Eye

Students grades Kinder-3rd were given the opportunity to explore nature using their artist's eye. They drew and painted, cats, snakes, bats, and birds.


Recycle Robots

This 6 session class was designed to give students grades 3-6 a chance to design and create their own Recycle Robot. First we did a sketchbook and collected ideas about what a robot is or can be. Students brought in items for the project such as plastic bottles and food containers, corks, wire, cardboard tubes, buttons, lids...and we created a junkyard. With adult supervision they used hot glue to assemble their creations. The robots were spray painted silver/chrome.







Check out the work of Clinton Bailey for further inspiration