Mrs. Randolph's Art Room

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Great clay work today grade 11 & 12!

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We will never see a Queen again in our lifetime. She was so well loved and will be deeply missed. ❤️👑💂🏼‍♀️

William Dargie, Queen Elizabeth II (1954).
Photo: National Museum Australia.

William Dargie painted this image of the Queen in 1954, after she visited Australia in the first trip to the continent by a reigning British monarch. The work, now in the collection of the National Museum Australia, is called the wattle painting because of Her Royal Highness’s golden tulle dress, adorned with golden wattle blossoms, the official floral emblem of Australia.

Prepping my new school wardrobe 🎨

Back to school coming soon 🚌✏️📚

Happy Teachers Day to all my fellow teachers! 🍎✏️🍏

One of my greatest joys in life is being a teacher. To my students current and former, thank you for all the memories and years of fun and art 🎨

Happy Pi Day! More importantly Happy Birthday to ole Albert!

Figure sculptures are coming along nicely! Grade 11 is only allowed to us clear packing tape on this project. I can’t wait to see the final outcomes!

My dear students past and present,
Family conflicts, relationship hardships, school pressures, and discovering your identity can feel overwhelming and impossible to deal with alone. Losing relationships and important people in our lives can also feel overwhelming. Seeking out support can make these changes manageable. Please know you are not alone. You are so loved ❤️
There are many resources here to help. Please check out the Alex Panton Foundation on island if you need to chat and don't know where to start:
https://alexpantonfoundation.ky/emergency-contacts/

Sending you light and love,
Mrs. Randolph

Grade 11 ceramic works are out of the kiln and they did a bomb job! Loving all the colors 🎨

Look at these beautiful alternative color wheels by grade 9 art students. Working through the elements of art, color seems to be their favorite. These colors are so bold, so great.

Working that Day of the Dead artwork in Grade 9. @ Grace Christian Academy