I had great fun with the black and white marker rendering art piece at yuan ching sec.
This time, an expeienced art teacher, Mr Goh whose expertise is in 3D art taught us how to make windmill.
Windmill? It sounds easy but actually its not!
My works below...
I had the opportunity to learn from Mr Fedzel from Yuan Ching Sec as part of my professional development.
Their art room though without air con is very well organised and conducive to work.
Here are some snapshots of the room and some of their works.
We have covered the six basic colored pencils techniques this week.
Today, our 3A student artists learnt how to apply these techniques.
I may be away on professional development leave to equip myself with more knowledge but... wonderful lessons are still going on in the artroom... thanks to ms chua.
3A in action, making studies of a binder clio from different vuewpoints.
After close to 8 long years of teaching art, i realise that i have not been making much art these days.
Don't get me wrong.
I love art and i love teaching art but after a long day of colour pencils and paints, the last thing i want to do at home is more colour pencils and paints.
And so... i decided to reignite that crrative passion by trying out a new medium.
I bought a new book from my fav "art instructor", Lee Hammond and a box of crayola crayons... yes, crayons. It all boils down to my life long pursuit of using cheap art materials to create artist standard artworks.
So can i use crayons, often regarded as a child's art supplies to play around with, to re-create my realistic prisma colour pencils drawings?
Hmmm....
After the visit to ArtScience Museum on Tuesday, our 3A student artists had a group discussion on ancient egyptian art.
Photos from their presentation...
We had a good discussion today after reading an article on Prehistoric Art and we summarised our understanding in the form of mind map.
