Masks

The fifth grade artists created these unique masks with a purpose in mind.  Color, design, and details were key words in this project. What are they used for?  What do they represent? You decide!

O'Keeffe Inspired Flowers

These young artists studied the works of Georgia O'Keeffe.  She painted flowers, seashells, and things in nature. Using O'Keeffe as their inspiration, they drew these most amazing flowers!

Terrific Turtles!

Sea turtles were the subject of this kindergarten, first and second grade project. After reading Follow The Moon, these young artists created their very own sea turtle friend.  Using pastels, watercolor paint, and glitter, students illustrated how life under the sea is for their loggerhead creatures.

Poured Paints

Colors flowed from a center point and slowly cascaded over the canvas, mixing and swirling to form the most brilliant designs.  Third, fourth, and fifth grade artists created these gorgeous poured paintings.

Mini Chihuly Bowls

Chihuly's glass sculptures are beautiful recreations of nature's magnificent forms.  The kindergarten classes made their version of Chihuly's artwork. Using markers, coffee filters, and starch, these young artist made these awesome pieces of art!

Hey! That's Me!!

Realistic and colorful, these Pop Art style portraits catch the eye of those who pass by.  Students created these artworks by painting with acrylic paints on transprency paper.These are perfect representations of our fourth and fifth graders!