Artist’s At Work…

The young artists have started their projects and they are looking fantastic! Some are finishing up projects from the previous year, while others dive in to the new projects, starting with their Graphite exercises.

Here is Miss Beck finishing up her masterpiece of a personalizes collage with images and symbols representing things she likes, or maybe tell a little bit about her interests. This was a large project to take on, but she did a wonderful job – way to go Beck! 

 

 

Susie finished off her art courses with a simple yet beautiful Prismacolor piece. What talent. We will miss you, Susie!

 

 

 

 

 

Sarah finished a piece from last year which took a lot of time, patience, and attention to detail. Sarah is just the person to tackle such a piece as she is always so patient and sensitive to the little things. Needless to say it was a job well done – way to go Sarah.

 

 

 

 

 

Cute Brittany finished a self composed piece of a Webkins unicorn. Her shading technique is very well done in this piece and am so pleased to see her progressing at the rate she is. Brittany – you rock.

 

 

 

 

 

Kaylee finished her collage! What a beautiful piece this turned out to be as it was a loaded with different images of her interests. Practically 10 mini projects in one. She was so patient as she worked on this piece and admire her willingness to work hard and stay patient with herself. “If something is worth doing, it is worth doing well.”

 

 

This was a fun piece that Rachel had been working on for a few months just before we let out of art classes for the Summer. I have never met a bigger Chipmunk and Chipette fan than sweet Rachel, but she knows what she likes and she represents them well. This pieces was a project of color blending and detail as she worked on her technical skills. Rachel flies through these projects and really knows how to stay focused and get it done. Way to go Rachel!

Rachel just keeps pumping them out! This one she did a nice prismacolor pencil drawing of a wolf and dog – correct me if I am wrong Rach. It looks great!

Artwork can make GREAT gifts as well. Rachel here did this drawing for her brother from the movie Tangled. He loved it! I have had other students do things for their siblings, parents, etc., and it really boosts their confidence as an artist, and also gives the recipient something personal that they will keep and cherish.

The photograph isn’t the best quality – sorry about that.

While these artists are wrapping up projects from last year, others are starting on their Level 1 projects : Graphite. Check out their progress!