Edward Hopper
The Nighhawk
Colored pencil
Inspired by the Nighthawks painting by Edward Hopper that portrays people sitting in a downtown diner late at night in the 1940s. The fifth-grade students drew, with colored pencils, what they thought would represent 21st-century urban dining culture.
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Mind Maps
Colored pencil
The fifth graders create a silhouette self-portrait with a map of their interior thoughts. These mind minds reflect the activities, personal beliefs, and thoughts that express each student's individuality.
Visual Puns
Digital media
The fifth graders explored language and imagery while they created visual puns. They brainstormed words and phrases that have multiple interpretations and based their sketch off of these concepts. Then, they uploaded their sketches into a digital application, Pixie to digitally add color, shade, and texture to their drawings.
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Niki de Saint Phalle Sculptures
Plaster
The fifth graders explored language and imagery while they created visual puns. They brainstormed words and phrases that have multiple interpretations and based their sketch off of these concepts. Then, they uploaded their sketches into a digital application, Pixie to digitally add color, shade, and texture to their drawings.
Google Doodle
Multimedia
The fifth graders participated in Google drawing contest called Doodle for Google. Google asked young artists across the US to create a doodle about what they see for the future and our students answered!
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Monochromatic
Self Portrait
Tempera paint on paper
The fifth-grade class demonstrated how a single color can symbolize emotions with a value scale of 6 tints and shades.
Gustav Klimt Printmaking
Linoleum & gold ink
The fifth-grade class learned about Austrian artist Gustav Klimt. Students were inspired by his renowned painting, 'the tree of life', they carved and printed their own compositions of organic lines in gold ink.
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