Tomorrow I'm headed to Binghamton NY for my state art teacher's convention where I'll be teaching a couple of workshops. I'll be be blogging about it in the coming week, but here's something else in the meantime.
Last April I blogged
here about how my DragonWing Arts students had made painted paper in warm and cool colors, to use in some sunshine collages we were making. I never posted the finished products. As it was, we ran out of time and had to take some short cuts in putting together the final pieces, but I still liked them a lot. I almost forgot to take pics, so I shot these in a hurry in very poor lighting.
The kids had designed patterns on tracing paper for their suns, and were using them with their painted paper to cut and put together like puzzles. But their ideas were WAY too complicated, so in the end, with no time left, we ditched the patterns, threw caution to the wind, and just started cutting and assembling!
It was a challenge, but the kids were enthusiastic nevertheless!
Here are the (somewhat) completed pieces.
The aftermath!
We've got some really fabulous new projects my students are working on now. I'll be telling you more about them in the coming month, when the artwork is completed. Now, I'd better go finish packing!!! Hope to see some of you in Binghamton!
