i really didn't want to take these down from the hallway display. i figured their moms might love them though. so i did.
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love these. Wanted to click on them for a bigger version.
I enjoyed going into my son's school to see all the artwork but the practice is not encouraged in middle school ;-)
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So beautiful. And yest, I wanted to see a bigger version, too. I'm going to miss seeing your kids' creations over the summer.
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i might not get around to uploading big. sorry. :( i made this collage on picnik and have the photos on my computer at school. check my kids' art site: www.artsonia.com and then search michigan, "Grogan" if you'd like. :)
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wait--just use this. easier.... www.artsonia.com/schools/school.asp?id=43453
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These are fabulous - I can't believe you got these from Kinders.
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Are you kidding? Kindergarten? I seriously thought these were real flowers from the thumbnail.
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yes. kindergarten. it's all about breaking it into steps.
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And it's all about the greatest art teacher as well = )
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ACK! These are AMAZING!!! Best project ever!
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awesome TT.. i can't believe this is from the kindy kids
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You do amazing artwork with your kids--will you share how you had them paint the irises??
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1. turn paper vertical
2. fold down the center/crease, then open
3. name on back
4. draw overlapping leaves
5. color w/ shades of greens and yellow. blend. crayon.
6. dab purple, white (and blue..but i was out) tempera on one side of the fold (be a crazy control freak and give a clear demo of where to dab)
7. fold over and rub to transfer to create symmetry. like an ink blob
8. open.
9. let dry
10. when dry, add a stem w/ green crayon
11. add more yellows and greens w/ crayon
12. add yellow on iris
(it helps a ton to show them pictures of real irises and/or real irises) :)crop
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Wow! Awesome little artists!
Thank you for the "how to"...I will have to try this with my daughters...I know they'll love it. -
yay! do it. i can't wait to see your results. i had them do this on a pale green paper. i think light blue would be good to. white's ok, just not great since you can't see the "tint" of the white then....
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these would make vangogh proud!
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I don't think I can say it often enough... you are an amazing teacher!
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thanks for the "how-to"!!!
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These are so beautiful! I like the presentation very much! I know the moms will love these!! I can't wait to try this. thank you for sharing.
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That,s art!
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what is it about kindergarten and art? the art of the kids themselves, the art on the walls, on the classroom. I think that kids in kindergarten eat and breath art the way animals graze grass (all the time, without thinking) in the serengeti
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3cala 48 months ago | reply
love these. Wanted to click on them for a bigger version.
I enjoyed going into my son's school to see all the artwork but the practice is not encouraged in middle school ;-)
Church of One 48 months ago | reply
So beautiful. And yest, I wanted to see a bigger version, too. I'm going to miss seeing your kids' creations over the summer.
artsy_T 48 months ago | reply
i might not get around to uploading big. sorry. :( i made this collage on picnik and have the photos on my computer at school. check my kids' art site: www.artsonia.com and then search michigan, "Grogan" if you'd like. :)
artsy_T 48 months ago | reply
wait--just use this. easier.... www.artsonia.com/schools/school.asp?id=43453
rdng tchr 48 months ago | reply
These are fabulous - I can't believe you got these from Kinders.
E&CLO 48 months ago | reply
Are you kidding? Kindergarten? I seriously thought these were real flowers from the thumbnail.
artsy_T 48 months ago | reply
yes. kindergarten. it's all about breaking it into steps.
Judith Bursott 48 months ago | reply
And it's all about the greatest art teacher as well = )
Excellent....be proud.
bean*mama 48 months ago | reply
ACK! These are AMAZING!!! Best project ever!
mojo.d 48 months ago | reply
awesome TT.. i can't believe this is from the kindy kids
mum2maggie 48 months ago | reply
You do amazing artwork with your kids--will you share how you had them paint the irises??
artsy_T 48 months ago | reply
1. turn paper vertical
2. fold down the center/crease, then open
3. name on back
4. draw overlapping leaves
5. color w/ shades of greens and yellow. blend. crayon.
6. dab purple, white (and blue..but i was out) tempera on one side of the fold (be a crazy control freak and give a clear demo of where to dab)
7. fold over and rub to transfer to create symmetry. like an ink blob
8. open.
9. let dry
10. when dry, add a stem w/ green crayon
11. add more yellows and greens w/ crayon
12. add yellow on iris
(it helps a ton to show them pictures of real irises and/or real irises) :)
crop
double mat on greens, purples or whites.
*ManyFacets* 48 months ago | reply
Wow! Awesome little artists!
Thank you for the "how to"...I will have to try this with my daughters...I know they'll love it.
artsy_T 48 months ago | reply
yay! do it. i can't wait to see your results. i had them do this on a pale green paper. i think light blue would be good to. white's ok, just not great since you can't see the "tint" of the white then....
wimomz/kari 48 months ago | reply
these would make vangogh proud!
Church of One 48 months ago | reply
I don't think I can say it often enough... you are an amazing teacher!
mum2maggie 48 months ago | reply
thanks for the "how-to"!!!
lshifflettphoto 48 months ago | reply
These are so beautiful! I like the presentation very much! I know the moms will love these!! I can't wait to try this. thank you for sharing.
jivanchild 48 months ago | reply
That,s art!
woodleywonderworks 44 months ago | reply
what is it about kindergarten and art? the art of the kids themselves, the art on the walls, on the classroom. I think that kids in kindergarten eat and breath art the way animals graze grass (all the time, without thinking) in the serengeti