This is a piece of artwork I painted with oil paints. the oils were hard to work with because I had to mix them up to make colours and textures for this painting to look like the actual copper pot.
Hi my name is Katelin and I go to Enrich@ILT, Enrich is a school for gifted children and we go there one day a week. Enrich has four corner stones that we learn off, they are: Concept Curriculum, Affective Domain, Mental Edge, and Talent Development. At Enrich I like playing chess, solving 2 minute mysteries and rebuses, anyway I hope you like my blog.
Monday, August 16, 2010
My Painting of a Copper Pot
This is a piece of artwork I painted with oil paints. the oils were hard to work with because I had to mix them up to make colours and textures for this painting to look like the actual copper pot.
Friday, July 16, 2010
Katelin you willingly took responsible risks with your art and tried out the new ideas and ways of doing things that our visiting experts showed you. It was good to see you remaining open to continuous learning as well as striving for accuracy in your sculpting and painting. Your finished mask shows a real flair for blending colours to produce shading. Well done Katelin
Darryn
Darryn
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Art of the Cogs
This is my piece of artwork made entirely out of cogs, we used stenciled plastic cogs to trace around to create a piece of art out of cogs, we then painted it. We made this piece of art because it is to do with our concept curriculum cornerstone on systems because each individual cog is joined to another cog and they all make a whole system of cogs working together.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
System diagram for Cog Artwork
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Systems Reflection
This is my reflection on systems, because as our concept this term our study is systems, we have been to some places like the radio station and the waste water plant in these places we have learnt about systems. This reflection is to show what we used to know, what we now know and what we are still wondering about our systems study.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

