Monday, April 30, 2012

Jon B's First Cave Painting!

Tina G.'s Country Painting!

Tina says: My brush was made from a stick, pine needles and vine. I was surprised to find the needles actually help the dirt/water/honey mixture. Mt "cave painting" represents myself and my tiwns. My daughter loves horses and my son loves tractors. They will both be persuing their loves after graduation from VT this May.

Josh M's Art Imitating Life!

Josh Says:One of the pictures has my paintbrush in it. It was a three leaf stem and for the smaller lines I could flip the brush and use the hard tip for my smaller lines. My painting is ironic actually! It is a picture of me drawing the assignment as my work haha

John C's Painting!

John Says:I made the brush out of a stick with vines and grass holding the cat hair brisseles on the stick. I used vegtable oil and fine ground up dirt for the paint. This picture is supposed to be me as a cave man hunting food with my domesticated beast on a sunny day.

Leslie C. Goes Wild!

Nick T's Prehistoric Adventure!!

Christina P.'s New York Adventure!

Christina Says: I decided to paint this picture as a representation of when I watched the sunset over Lake Ontario while visiting my uncle in Oswego, NY. I can still remember standing on the rock covered beach and watching the waves crash in at my feet as the sun began to set out over the lake in the distance, it was a truly beautiful site. I was unable to find a rock to paint on which is why I decided to do so instead on a fence post. I tried to use basic shapes to express what was happening; a girl, waves, and a sun. I have attached four pictures because due to the sun it was difficult to get a really good shot of the entire picture itself. I wanted to make certain that it was clear what I had done.