Designing our Ancient Egyptian scrolls!
Today the children added their final designs to their ancient Egyptian scrolls!
Today the children added their final designs to their ancient Egyptian scrolls!
Reception had a wonderful time at Forest School exploring the natural art of Hapa Zome. The children collected flowers and leaves from nature and used the technique of pressing them onto fabric to reveal their beautiful natural colours and patterns. They then used the natural dyes they created to make colourful bookmarks, developing their creativity
Today, year 4 started making their ancient Egyptian scrolls using brown paper and a mixture of PVA glue and water to create a ‘papyrus paper effect’. Next time, they will add their Egyptian drawings to their scrolls!
Today we created our final design for our Ancient Egyptian scrolls!
Today, Year 4D worked on creating their own Egyptian-inspired artwork, linked to our History topic, Ancient civilisations! They used a tea bag and water to create a brown washed look on their paper then used a variety of resources to add Egyptian-based designs to their page!
Year 1 had a wonderful time at the Lowry art gallery. We loved the Lowry 360, it was so exciting to be actually in the ‘Going to The Match’ painting. In the gallery we saw some of Lowry’s most famous paintings and we had the chance to do some sketching. An artist at the gallery
Today we designed art inspired by the work of Friedensreich Hundertwasser. We focused on using bright colours, wavy lines, and spirals as Hundertwasser didn’t like straight lines.
Today the children designed and drew their own monument based on something that inspires them!
Today the children designed and coloured their own buildings inspired by the work on Friedensreich Hundertwasser focusing on colours, wavy lines, nature and spirals!
Today we were learning about observational drawings. We used our excellent observational skills to interpret details accurately to sketch a picture of a house.