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Panoramic Landscape painting
This creative pupil also understood how cool and cold colours disappear into the background and warm tones (such as the straw yellows and browns in this piece) come forward.
Acrylic on canvas landscape and light paintings
Another great day's work with the Year 3-6 pupils of Eton End Prep.
Another great day's work with the Year 3-6 pupils of Eton End Prep.
Year Four pupils experiment with printmaking techniques. images inspired by shells and natural textures
Using recycled materials and in-keeping with the fairytale theme, gorgeous materials such as velvet and seersucker were used in complimentary tones of green and read to develop this larger-than-life book cover!
Year Two explore detail, pattern and direction along with linear structures for their Great Wall of China art lesson!
The Great Wall of China in ink on large paper Year Two
In this splendid masterpiece, French Impressionist Edgar Degas show the dancers in a different way. The dancers are not only dancing but they are stretching and yawning. Though all of the dancers shown are dressed uniformly, their faces are not uniform. Every dancer has a different facial expression, The dancers do not convey the beauty typically seen on the stage. Yet, it is a very delicate and beautiful painting.
This beautiful multi-media piece is made up of recycled paper, tissue paper, charcoal and chalk pastels. The young artists of Year Six developed this after several weeks in a after school club with myself.
The delicate Ballerina's tutu is made up of pleated newspaper.
The delicate Ballerina's tutu is made up of pleated newspaper.
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For World Book day (March 2022) pupils came together to re-create the characters from my new book. During this workshop I placed emphasis on each child taking care to handle their brush carefully for the detail!
Adding the detail to represent one of the dog characters!
Re-creating the veins in leaves found in a William Morris painting.
These paintings were completed over several weeks making reference to primary sources of the local park. Referring to primary sources rather than secondary sources means the pupils gain a greater understanding of depth and perspective!
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Celebrate your child's artistic milestones at the Alleyne Art Academy!
