Art with a difference today! Taking a scenic flight over the Bucket Tree!!
We have a lovely park in Tawa called Willowbank Park. It has a tree that is clipped in the shape of an upside down bucket - hence the name "Bucket Tree". It has been that way for over 150 years! The tree was planted by European settlers when they had a farm here.
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
Friday, 8 November 2013
Saturday, 17 August 2013
Flower Art
First we painted a whole pile of patterns on paper
with a dry paint brush. Then we cut out the flower petals, stalks and a vase.
We stuck these on to a dyed background. For the centre of each flower we
coloured in a circle of coffee filter paper with washable felt pen and wet it. (A bit like with our Chromatography experiment)
Thursday, 11 July 2013
More Leaf Prints
We have been trying our hand at printing leaves with ink and rollers- have a look at the results.
- If you leave a comment could you put it here rather on the Photo Peach site so we can all read it :)
Leaf Prints on PhotoPeach
- If you leave a comment could you put it here rather on the Photo Peach site so we can all read it :)
Leaf Prints on PhotoPeach
Wednesday, 19 June 2013
Leaf Prints
We had a fun time today with using the ink rollers for the first time. We tried our hand at leaf prints. We had to roll some ink onto a piece of perspex to cover our rollers then we rolled the ink over the back of a leaf. We then placed the leaf on to a piece of paper, put another sheet of paper over the top, and then rolled a clean roller over the top - making the ink transfer from the leaf to the paper.
Next step- trying more different colours. Watch this spot!
Next step- trying more different colours. Watch this spot!
Friday, 31 May 2013
Having fun with Primary Colours
Look at the results!
Primary Colours on PhotoPeach - Leave a comment on this page rather than on the PhotoPeach site thanks.
Thursday, 28 February 2013
Whacky Fish!
We've heard this week that scientists know more about the Moon and Mars than about our oceans. Wouldn't it be wonderful if they found fish in the deep that look a bit like this...
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