I'm back. It has been along time since I have posted anything. We are working like crazy in the art room, but there hasn't been any time to sit and post something new. I am so tired when I come home and school is the last thing from my mind. How many of you can relate?
Anyway this lesson is great. Thanks Art Moments for the inspiration. http://elementaryartmoments.blogspot.com/2011/09/5th-grade-zentangles.html
This is 5th grade's Art To Remember lesson. The student's loved, loved doing this. There is tons of information out there about zentangles. Show much fun information to teach and show.
I will say that I started the lesson showing the students a short video on U Tube (see below), to get them inspired. These patterns were done with a fine sharpie and an ultra fine sharpie. I would defiantly suggest using both for contrast.
Borders were added last. They are truly original!
I like the colorful background to complement the crisp black and white patterned hands. Very creative idea....and adds a personal touch (that parents will love) with the child's traced hand!
ReplyDeleteHey thanks. These were done with bleeding tissue paper. Kids tore and ripped into shapes and painted them on paper with water. This took the first class time. The next day they peeled the paper off and were thrilled to see the results.
ReplyDeleteThey turned out beautiful Courtney!
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