Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Photoshop Band Concert Poster Seniors at Albany High School
I designed this Photoshop concert poster project for Seniors at Albany High for my digital art class. While learning how to use Photoshop students practice applying principals of design to explore what makes a composition convey a message by layering images with text.
Gabriella Charter School Student Made Backdrops & Decorations for Fall Dance Party Fundraiser
6th grade chalk pastel and collage backdrop for fall dance party fundraiser.
Fall leaves streamers made by 1st and 2nd graders.
7th grade Japanese Fall Leaves backdrop, water color and tempera paint
Close up of Japanese Fall Leaves backdrop.
3rd-8th grade Paper Bouquets Branches for center pieces.
Kindergarten Paper Lantern Bags for LED Candles made with makers, crayons, and sequins.
Fall leaves streamers made by 1st and 2nd graders.
7th grade Japanese Fall Leaves backdrop, water color and tempera paint
Close up of Japanese Fall Leaves backdrop.
Kindergarten Paper Lantern Bags for LED Candles made with makers, crayons, and sequins.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Illustrator Graphic Design Library Sign Project
This project was created by our schools librarian, she wanted more students to use the non-fiction section of the library, and asked me to write a grant with her to fund the project. We collaborated together and ended up creating a design competition where students each had to come up with their own sign using Adobe Illustrator, and then pitch their design to the librarian. She met with my class in advance and gave them clear direction and guidance for what she was looking for. In the end she narrowed it down to her top 6 favorites, we then had the other art classes vote to decide on the winner. It was a challenging and rewarding process for my students. In the end a very clean, simple, modern design won. We had the posters printed at a local copy house and ordered the acrylic cases online. I am very proud how well it turned out in the end.
Group Project Mobiles
These photos don't give justice to how cool these mobiles ended up
looking in our cafeteria, each one was about 6 feet long. This was a group instillation project where
students designed collectively what they wanted their projects to look
like. Students also had to learn how to mix tints and shades of paint within an agreed upon color palette. The class drew inspiration from
geometric or organic shapes. This project taught students how to
envision a project and see it from start to finish, as well as teach
perseverance when working with others.
Students began learning about the
color wheel for this project and learning the vocabulary needed to
discuss it. Students practiced mixing analogous, and complimentary
colors as a quick one day exercise. Then each student created two full
sheets of a specific tint and shade as a group. These exercise
worksheets were cut up to make up the pieces of each groups mobile.
Students designed the shapes and the arrangement of the pieces to
reflect the feeling of the color that they where working with.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Learning How To Mosaic, at Albany High
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