Room 2, Team 21 and Ruma 25 had fun creating these art works. We had 5 year olds and 9/10 year olds working together. Each piece of art tells the story of Bohra the Kangaroo and Dinewan the Emu. We used line, texture, colour, shape, and value to express the story.
Just wonderful. I love the bright colours. I can see the story in the art.
ReplyDeleteMrs Greenslade
What fantastic pieces of art work you have created. Did you create these as a group? What did you learn when working like this as a group?
ReplyDeleteIt is really interesting to see how many different people can look at the same style of artwork and yet create such different pieces of art.
Miss Yirrell
These are truly beautiful. You have taken inspiration from the artwork you have been studying.
ReplyDeleteDid you use your fingers to make all the dots?
I forgot to wish you all greetings from the United Kingdom.
ReplyDeleteI love how all the pictures tell the same story but are all so different. Great use of art elements to express the story :)
ReplyDeleteI love the warm colours you have used in your aboriginal art! I can't wait to see what stories these pieces of artwork are telling!
ReplyDeleteMiss Johnstone
Your art work is amazing!! I didn't know you could make such effective art work with dots, very interesting!
ReplyDeleteMiss Vaotu'ua
Oh wow, I can see that the children have put their best effort in creating these amazing art. :) I love how they used the bright colours to express their creativity.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job!
ReplyDeleteI would love to know what the story is behind each of these?
Miss Cairns
Isn't it wonderful how symbols can be understood and passed down through generations. I love the simplicity of aboriginal art.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful how symbols can tell a story and that someone took the time to record them so we can identify their meaning and share the story in the artworks
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful how the symbols have been shared and saved so the world can learn what the art work is sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job you have all done. I can see the footprints of the animals. Are they on a journey? We did Aboriginal art too... Have you checked it out?
ReplyDeleteMiss Gouldstone
What a great job you have done! I can see the footprints of the animals. Are they going on a journey? We did Aboriginal art also, have you checked it out?
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Awesome job Mr W and all your charges!! I love how you really got "into" this art Mr W - but shame about your pants getting painted!! Still it was all worth it. I am going show this gorgeous art to my children as they have done aboriginal art too - take a look at the Penfrenz blog.
ReplyDeleteAwesome job Mr W and all your charges!! I love how you really got "into" this art Mr W - but shame about your pants getting painted!! Still it was all worth it. I am going show this gorgeous art to my children as they have done aboriginal art too - take a look at the Penfrenz blog. I can see all sorts of elements of art in your work - shape, colour, lines, texture and value - awesome work!
ReplyDeleteWow ! Magnificent artwork. I just love the dotty bit your children have painted. Great elements of art used and there's so much of storytelling in each picture it seems. It'll be interesting to reflect on each work in more depth.
ReplyDeleteI really like the last one it is so cute just love all the colours it is just amazing
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