An Art Studio in Mars offering Art Classes for Kids and Adults. Serving the Cranberry Twp, Pine, Wexford, Harmony, Zelienople areas and beyond.
Friday, February 13, 2015
Thanksgiving Turkeys- ages 7-12
These are just a few turkeys the 7 - 12 year old students painted with acrylic on 8x8 in panels.
The object was to use patterns and fall colors.
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Happy Halloween Haunted Houses, teen class
We talked about how different types of lines can give us a different feeling in our art projects. Curved lines are softer and friendlier. Jagged and angled lines can give a threatening feeling, feeling of height...
The students used their knowledge of lines and made some pretty creepy watercolor and ink houses.
The students used their knowledge of lines and made some pretty creepy watercolor and ink houses.
and my example
Wire Action Heros - ages 7 - 10
The students made up an action hero and made a fun poster. The heros were so creative. From cat girl, to pet hero, to lawn mower man... Then we made them into wire/pipe cleaner figures stapled to painted wooden bases. I am so sorry that I did not photo the posters. The students did a great job. But the wire figures are just as nice!
my example of super hero art girl!
Friday Pet Portrait and Pizza Class- age 8-11
Friday classes are added as I have time to add. The students have a great time painting, eating pizza, sharing riddles and making friends. Below is an example of the work from our pet portrait class.
Pumpkin Time - ages 7 - teens
This was a fun project we did in the student, teen and friday classes. Such a bright project to do as the days are getting shorter. Here are just a few of the examples showing nice texture and color transitions. Acrylic on 11x14 inch wrapped canvas.
Action Wire Figures, ages 9-11
The students picked an action and drew a thumbnail to choose color and position. Then they posed the figures in wire and pipe cleaners and stapled on a painted wooden base.
Halloween Dioramas - ages 7-10
The students made a list of some Halloween items and then drew a small thumbnail of a scene they could use in a diorama. Below are 2 examples from the class.
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