Term 4 2014 - Mandala Madness!

Term 4 2014 - Mandala Madness!
Check out our amazing, intricate, detailed Mandala patterns!

Term 3, 2015 - String Art

Term 3, 2015 - String Art
Bringing back the old school, with a touch of new! Stay tuned...

Term 2, 2015 - Doodle Art!

Term 2, 2015 - Doodle Art!
In Term 2, 15 students took 10 lessons on doodle art! We had a great time learning about this artistic skill.

Term 1 2015 - Perspecitives

Term 1 2015 - Perspecitives
Learning to use watercolour paints and paint perspectives - heaps of fun!

2014 - Murals on School Values

2014 - Murals on School Values
Family, Caring for others, Tolerance and Peace are now displayed at the entrance to our school!

2014 - School Mosaics

2014 - School Mosaics
Mosaics created by Year 7/8 students to welcome visitors to our school!

Tigers in the Mist - 2014

Tigers in the Mist - 2014
Azure creating a tiger masterpiece, based on the book he was reading in his classroom.

Thursday, 5 November 2015

SPACE Wallpaper Art!

Today I was looking through google, trying to find something really creative that we could do for Space Art. I was inspired by some of the wallpapers that include space symbols - like planets, aliens, moons, stars... I thought this could be a good place to start... but lets extend ourselves and make it our own!

Here are the steps for creating your own Space Art Wallpaper :>

Step One:
Using a piece of scrap paper, practice drawing some simple space objects. Look at some of these images below for inspiration. JUST REMEMBER - you will be drawing these objects again and again, so it is up to you how detailed you make it!





Step Two:
Take a piece of A3 paper and fold it 4 times into rectangles (eg. fold once in half, then again, then again, then again!) You should end up with 8 rectangles. (To make it MORE detailed, fold it again! More work, but a detailed end product!)

Step Three:
In ONE of the squares, create a pattern with some of your chosen objects - it may be the same space object drawn again and again (such as stars in different colours), or it may be a group of space object in a pattern. Here is a simple example: 


Step Four:
Now unfold your paper one more square and repeat this pattern.



Step Five:
...And again!

Step Six:
...And again!!!


Step Seven:
Now think about colours. Once you have finished, PLEASE take a screen shot and blog it with a link to these instructions - your art may inspire others!

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