7th and 8th grade artists learned watercolor techniques including masking, wet-on-dry, wet-on wet and watercolor wash. Watercolor paint is a a difficult medium but after a little practice, middle school artists created these beautiful Birch tree compositions.
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| Nacho |
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| Courtney |
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| Chase |
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| Greg |
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| Austin |
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| Michale |
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| Marquise |
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| Kaelyn |
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| Angelique |
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| Annie |
7/8th grade artists studied the artwork of Pop Artist Peter Max. Ms. Babusci loves the early artwork of Peter Max. I fondly remember this poster from my childhood. Ms Gough remembers having Peter Max stationary. His artwork was popular in the early 70's:
Utilizing the Photo Booth application (and our new Studio 101 Apple computers!) Middle school artists worked with a partner to photograph their profiles. They created these original compositions incorporating: radial lines, profiles, color mixing and blending techniques, fantasy and repeated shapes. The paintings are quite large and artists worked for many weeks to complete them. The results are stunning.
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| Rebecca |
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Christian
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Tabby
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Ujinge
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| KaCe |
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| Jacque |
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| Laney |
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| Emery |
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| Joe |
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| Aniyah |
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| Samantha |
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| Ryan |
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| Brandon |
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| Alyssa |
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| Cullin |
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| Ella |
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| Bryan |
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| Leah |
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| Dominique |
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| Brook |
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| Elijah |
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| Kara |
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