To start off the year, English Landing students are studying the art element of LINE. Lines may seem simple at first, but after a lot of studying and experimenting, we are discovering just how interesting and complex this lovely element can be. Take a look below to see some photos of our line adventures.
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| Kindergartners practice making lines of all kinds with marker. |
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| Kindergarten practice. |
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| More practice... beautiful! |
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| After practicing, Kindergarten made various lines with oil pastel. We then painted over our lines with watercolor. Learning to paint is fun! |
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| 1st grade created a lot of different lines with crayon. We then painted the spaces between our lines with watercolor. |
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| 1st grade work in progress |
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| 1st grade work in progress |
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| 2nd grade went 3-dimensional with their lines! We practiced our cutting, gluing, and problem solving skills while creating these line designs. |
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| Nice lines, 2nd grade! |
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| 2nd grade completed work. |
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| 3rd grade learned about artist, Paul Klee. After looking at his work for inspiration, students created a landscape line drawing. We darkened our lines with black acrylic paint. We used a piece of stiff mat board to add the paint instead of a brush. |
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| Another 3rd grade landscape. The mat board creates such interesting lines! |
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| 4th grade Bad Hair Day project. We are learning how to use lines in contrasting patterns and textures. We even got to squeeze in a portrait lesson for this project! |
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| 5th grade is "taking a line for a walk". Building up our lines makes such interesting designs. |
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| 5th grade projects in progress. |
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