Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Fall Watercolors

Bre Iannotti

Carly Farone

Jean Ellen Sotansky

Kelsey Powell

Madi Courtney

Margaret MacDonald

Nook Harquail

Roxy Friedman


This fall the students were asked to complete a watercolor painting. If you have ever used watercolors, you know it is a very difficult medium to work with.
The students again showed me that if I set high standards, they will reach them.
Above are some examples of the student's success.
























6 comments:

Anonymous said...

What lovely, vibrant watercolors!

cam mcpherson said...

MAN THIS PLACE IS BEAST!!!!

Anonymous said...

I randomly decided to check out the blog to see if anything has been updated & when the page open the first thing out of my mouth was "WOW!". Those watercolors are amazing! I can't wait to see what's next!

Anonymous said...

ian't art great!?

mjones said...

An electric kiln is a heating chamber used to transform materials at high temperatures.
A kiln hardens ceramic bodies using a process invented thousands of years ago. Clay, when heated properly, becomes hard enough to form tiles and vessels. Glazes fired over the clay becomes a permanent decoration.

Anonymous said...

Billys Clay piece is mad good