Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Pinwheels postponed, but glazing is coming!
Had to postpone pinwheels due to supplies.... however, it's time to glaze all the clay projects!
Sunday, September 14, 2008
International Peace Day is coming
http://www.internationaldayofpeace.org/
We will either make pinwheels or hands for peace.... what fun!!!!
We will either make pinwheels or hands for peace.... what fun!!!!
Let's All Join Hands
I'm adding a new project to my teaching line-up! It's based on tracing your hand, cutting it out and decorating one side. The other side will have a bit of writing about a word chosen by each student. If all goes well, I'll display the hands at school as part of a Global Art Project.
Sunday, September 7, 2008
A rainy Sunday
Woke up to rain this morning. Fall crept in overnight. Makes me sad that summer is gone for the year. But, we're back in school where kids will get to create some great projects! Stay positive & have hope!!!!
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
First Day of School is here!
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2008 --- the first day of my 19th year of teaching has begun!!!! We had a shortened day schedule so I only had one class. I did show them how to fold paper to make a hexagon.... most got it! Tomorrow I'll show them Jacob Hashimoto's inspiring art and we'll move along. 5:30 AM is really too early to get up.
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Discovering artists
I must get back to work soon.... I've been spending all my spare time researching artists online and keep finding fantastic people! Jacob Hashimoto, Dorit Levinstein just to name a few. I'm even thinking about delving into something I've sworn off for many years --- papier mache. Anybody? Bueller?
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Flat sculpture project
So, here's my latest sample.... I'm calling it the Flat Sculpture Project b/c it's cut cardboard glued onto a cardboard base. I painted the whole thing white first, then added some color. The last step was having fun with black Sharpie and black acrylic paint. I think my students will have fun with this one! I'll show some art by Elizabeth Murray and Frank Stella, maybe Keith Haring, too.

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