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Friday, December 23, 2011
6/7/8 Transformation Drawings
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Tackle box to fish
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Middle schoolers were shown several examples of transformation art, where an object is drawn and over the course of nine to twelve blocks, it morphs into something entirely different. They began sketches for their own transformation pictures.
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artist Jasper Johns
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artist Ray Nolin
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bookmaking
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bulging columns
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cacti
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caterpillars
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cigar boxes
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circles and triangles
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continuous line drawing
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costumes
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crayon rubbing
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dessert Drawings
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fabric markers Kenya connection
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future and past self-portraits
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grandma Moses
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guest artist
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kites
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lines and shapes
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longhouses
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model magic figures
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monochromatic
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needle felting
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observational shadow drawing
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paint African animals
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paint dinosaurs
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paper sculpting masks
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paper weaving
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paste paper
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people
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pocket weaving
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rolling clay slabs
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scenery
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scenery painting
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sewing
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stencil
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stop action animation
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stuffed paper African animals
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tee-shirt exchange
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- Susie
- I've been teaching art at Parker since the school's beginning in 1991. Working with students over their kindergarten through eighth grade year becomes a longitudinal study of creative child development. It's inspiring and energizing to be part of the students' amazing growth as artists thoughtful young adults.
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