Showing posts with label Drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drawing. Show all posts

Sunday, October 7, 2012

SYMMETRICAL PROJECTS - 4TH


We tried  a variety of symmetrical design projects in fourth grade this year.  Some of the classes continued the symmetrical name project we did in previous years. It is still a good lesson on symmetry, transferring, adding their own creative details, and just FUN!

 The project above was created by James.

 This is Grace's symmetrical name design.

 Will created this project.

Kyle did an awesome job on his piece.

Robbie's craftsmanship is outstanding in his.

Another type of symmetrical design some of the classes
 did was with line without writing their names.

Ethan liked this project so much he made a second
 one at home and brought it to school to display.

Sarah's technique of outlining the shapes with 
marker and filling in with crayon looks very polished.

A third form of symmetry some of our fourth grade artists
worked on was radial symmetry.

Emma decided to fill in many of the areas with color
which is very eye catching.

Holly created a colorful design using detailed patterning. 

The last form of symmetry some of our fourth
 grade artists designed resembled a kaleidoscope.
Nicely done Robbie!

Annabell was able to include the mirror image of her name.

JD has some really cool line work in the center of his.

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Line, Shape, Pattern, Value Name Project - Fifth Grade


Patterns can make a drawing so interesting and fun to look at! 


Fifth grade artist chose an animal or object to draw in pencil using LINES to create the SHAPES that make up what they chose. They were instructed to fill the SPACE of their paper in an interesting way. 


Next they wrote the letters of their first name inside the shape. They tried to stretch the LINES 





Wednesday, October 19, 2011

4TH GRADE SYMMETRICAL NAME DESIGNS




Fourth Grade Artists used the lines and shapes in the letters of their  names to create a SYMMETRICAL NAME DESIGN. They began by folding their paper to establish a LINE OF SYMMETRY. Next they wrote their names on the fold with a primary pencil. They tried to stretch out their letters to fill the SPACE. They then  folded their paper with their name on the inside and used a smooth hard object (we used the bottom of a sharpie) to rub where their name was written to TRANSFER the lines and shapes to the other side of paper. A MIRROR IMAGE was created.


The artists used their creative thinking to complete the project by adding details and coloring their design to continue the symmetrical BALANCE.




They are so much fun to look at!






Sunday, January 23, 2011