Mr. Furry's Art Room

Ready to see new and returning artists!

Some quilled fish Kinders made based on the book “The Rainbow Fish”. The students shared foil paper to make their shiny scales.

Check out some Rangoli art that was made in the fall! Very cool.

The 5th grade art collages are poppin! As in pop art in’ Lichtenstein style!

This 5th grade student did an amazing job at creating a realistic leaf composition. We are using Georgia O'Keeffe's paintings as our inspiration.

Here is an example of some 2nd grade student work. We had been learning about Grant Wood and his landscapes. We used texture to create unity.

A cool activity to try. I found this drawing activity on METKids. Drawing by "taking away" instead of adding marks.
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/online-features/metkids/videos/MetKids-Draw-with-an-Eraser

As I working on Apple badges, I stumbled onto this great resource offered by Apple. Check it out and try some of the activities!

education-static.apple.com

Check out the latest exhibit at the Mint Museum! It is cool to see how this exhibit inspired dance choreographers to create a dance performance through Charlotte Ballet. The performance is called "Dispersal". The pre-performance has a lot of good information on "Studio Drift" as well as the inspiration and "message" of their sculptures.

Immersed In Light: Studio Drift at the Mint Studio Drift, founded by Dutch artists Ralph Nauta and Lonneke Gordijn, creates breathtaking sculptures that explore the relationship between humanity, nature and technology.

Great site! Check it out.

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Some pics of my kids doodling along with Mo Willems on Monday's video post.