Art summer work for 6th, 7th, and 8th

Sneaker:
Create your own sneaker. You can use the sample below to draw your shoe or look at one that you have. Then be creative and make it your own. You can use patterns, designs or color .
Be creative.
Sample of sneaker below.

OP-optical art:
On a piece of paper, with a pencil, draw a slightly curvy line in the middle of the paper, from one edge of the paper to the other. Next, with a pencil, draw 8 small dots anywhere on the line, with two of the dots close to the edges. Than connect the dots with curve lines using a black marker or sharpie. Repeat until you are done with the top and bottom of the paper. Always go to the dots when drawing the lines. Color with colored pencils.
Sample below.

Objects in detail:

Pick any kind of object, like a fork, a watch, a spoon, a cloth pin, a belt, etc. Next divide the paper in 6 parts. Put the object in front of you and draw it in 6 different views, one in each space. Trace it with black and color it! Don’t forget that you have to draw the details. 

Sample below.

Portrait:
Draw YOUR face in the middle of the paper. Remember to use the most of the space for your drawing. Next divide the face in half. Then, on one side of the face you are going to draw things that represent YOU, and on the other side of the face you are going to finish drawing YOU. Be creative. Finally color your work.

Edward Munch:

Munch is an artist know by his painting “The Scream”. Start by researching his life and write a couple paragraphs about what you learned. Next, look at his painting “The Scream” and try to draw it the best you can by adding your own twist. Finally color or paint. 

Have fun and have a great summer!!!

Miss Lola

Art summer work for 3rd, 4th, and 5th

Flower:
Divide a square piece of paper into 4 parts. Using anything round that you find around the house and trace a circle in the middle. Next draw the petals, any kind of petals that you like. Then trace all the lines with a black crayon, marker, or colored pencil. You can use sharpie if you have it. Finally color the flower and the background with markers. You can draw patterns!
Sample below.

Day and night:

Divide a piece of paper in half, diagonally. On one side, at the corner, draw a circle and then the rays of the sun. On the other side draw a big moon and some stars. Color or paint both sides, using colors that show day and night.

Sample below.

Ice cream cone:

Draw your imaginary ice cream cone. Remember to use most of the paper for your drawing. Be creative. Color it. Don’t forget to color the background.

Geometric drawing:

On a piece of paper draw different sizes of a shape, overlapping some of them. Use any shape you like. Color the shapes with warm colors. Remember that warm colors are red, orange and yellow. 

Sample below (not colored)

Landscape:

Ask your parents to take a picture of the outside from a window in your house. Next, look at the picture and try to draw it the best you can. Color or paint. 

Free drawing:

Draw anything you want and color.

Have a great summer!!


Miss Lola

Art summer work for 1st, 2nd

Abstract:
On a piece of paper draw scribble lines all over the paper. Next, trace all the lines with a black crayon or colored pencil. Finally color the whole paper with different colors! The more colors you use the better it looks.
Sample is below.

Drawing a cat using shapes:
On a piece of paper draw a line on the bottom to make the fence. Next draw a few lines vertically. Then draw a big triangle on top of the line and after draw another triangle, the same size, the opposite way on top of the first triangle. Draw small ovals for eyes, a small triangle for nose and two triangles for the ears. Draw the mouth and whiskers. Next, draw the moon. Color with crayons or markers. If you have paint use it!!
Have fun.
Sample below.

Turtle-color wheel:

On a piece of paper draw a big circle in the middle. Use anything that you can find  around the house to help you draw the circle. Next draw a line in the middle of the circle and than two more lines. Your circle will be divided into 6 parts. Then draw the head, legs and tail. Finally color the way it shows on the sample below. Primary colors- red, yellow, and blue. Secondary colors - orange, green, and blue. Finally add some curvy lines to make the water.

Sample below.

Family:

Draw a picture of your family! Use the most of your paper for your drawing. Color it.

Free drawing: 

Draw anything you want, but remember to use most of your paper. Color it!

Have fun!!

Have a great summer!!!

Miss Lola 

6th, 7th, and 8th art project for week May 11-May15 Picasso Portraits

Hi

This week you are going to learn about Picasso a famous Cubist artist, that is famous for his portraits.Star by researching about Picasso portraits!You can see that his portraits look different from what we really look like. The eyes are shaped different, the mouth, ears and distorted nose, and place differently on the face! Now you are going to draw your own Picasso portrait!Use the most of the paper for your drawing! Be creative! Finally, color or paint your drawing! have fun!
Love you and miss you all!
Miss Lola

3rd, 4th, and 5th art project for week of May 11-May 15 Imaginary sandwich

Hi!

This week you will draw a fantastic imaginary sandwich with creative ingredients. The ingredients do not have to be edible. Just be creative. Star near the top of the paper and draw the top of the sandwich (bread part). Working your way down, draw each layer of the sandwich filling so that it overlaps the ingredient below it. Leave room for a plate at the bottom of the paper. Go over the lines with black. Color the sandwich with crayons or colored pencils. Finally give your sandwich a name!

Below is an example. Do not copy. have fun!

1st, 2nd art project for week of May 11-May 15 -Crayon transfer technique

Hi!This week you are going to learn a crayon technique. Use your crayons to make a pattern, blob, or anything on a piece of paper. It works better if you use thin paper like copy paper. The key is to press hard with your crayons to get a thick layer of waxy color down on your paper. When your paper is covered you can flip your crayon paper so it is face down over a piece of blank paper. Using a pencil, draw (press firmly) whatever you want to do. When you are finish, lift your crayon paper off to reveal the magic! Be creative and have fun.
Below is a sample of what to do.

6th, 7th, and 8th art project for week of May 4th-May 8th-Imaginary sandwich

This week you will draw a fantastic imaginary sandwich with creative ingredients.The ingredients do not have to be edible. Just be creative. Start near the top of the paper and draw the top of the sandwich (bread part). Working your way down, draw each layer of the sandwich filling so that it overlaps the ingredient below it. Leave room for a plate at the bottom of the paper. Go over lines with black. Color the sandwich with crayons or colored pencils. Finally, give your sandwich a name!

Below is an example. Do not copy!!