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Artwork Exhibits -
8 years ago (July 2004 - June 2005)
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students drew their self-portraits in a 3/4 pose on a small body to create these cariciatures. Then, they added shadows ...
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students created illustrations of the literal meaning of a saying from our everyday language.
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Flying Carpets
(47 artworks)
Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students designed a magic carpet out of painted color, shape, and line patterns.
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students used color, shape, and line pattern to design and paint their own sweater.
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students looked at the artwork of the illustrator, Eric Carle. We used his collage and paint technique to make our self ...
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students recreated the Old Guitarist by Pablo Picasso (after visiting the real thing at the Art Institute of Chicago) as ...
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students created a jungle landscape inspired by Henri Rousseau. Then, they collaged in a monster drawing.
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
We used a person shaped sponge to begin this pop art painting. We used color balance as we painted the positive space a ...
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
We created a geometric Frank Lloyd Wright window design inspired by the native plants of Illinois.
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students studied the artwork from well known illustrators.
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Switcheroozoo
(51 artworks)
Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
We viewed the switcheroozoo website to see what it would look like if animals were switched around. Then, we invented ou ...
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
A collaborative project to raise money for the school district.
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
This portrait was modeled after Gilbert Stuart's painting.
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
A collaborative year-long project.
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Patterned Fish
(64 artworks)
Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Look for horizontal, vertical, or diagonal stripes. Can you find a shape pattern? Can you find a color pattern?
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
The kindergarteners explored three levels of space: foreground (wagon), middleground (house), background (moon). They d ...
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
A study in figure-ground relationships.
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Inspired by Edvard Munch's painting The Scream.
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Jun 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students reproduced Edward Hopper's painting Nighthawks and then hopped on in.
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students zoomed in on a flower and drew it in the style of Georgia O'Keeffe. They looked for the hidden colors in the p ...
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students created a bowl of fruit with overlapping, covered the table cloth and wallpaper with patterns, and painted with ...
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3-D Penguins
(37 artworks)
May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
This little clay sculpture complimented the first grade unit on penguins. Do you know your penguins? Here are some ridd ...
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students studied perspective concepts in landscape paintings to create a background for this cartoon cell. Then, they co ...
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
This project is based on the character Corduroy from the book by Don Freeman. Students drew and painted Corduroy. Whil ...
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students drew their self-portraits in 3/4 poses. They duplicated these drawing three times to make a triptych. They pai ...
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
The reading fairy is the little magical creature that zaps children with a magic wand and teaches them to read.
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students practiced shading techniques to turn flat objects into something that looked 3-D. Then they painted a tiled ba ...
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students tried to create the illusion of a rounded vase holding big overlapping flowers. They colored the positive space ...
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Made from one lump of clay continuously divided in half, then half of the half, then half of the half of half...and so ...
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students painted both a realistic and abstract self-portrait in the style of Pablo Picasso. They tried to use color bal ...
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Ode to Victor:
Victor Vasarely
You paint bizarrely
Your 2-D
Looks 3-D
Oh, how you inspire me
Optical illusions ar ...
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Wild Things
(125 artworks)
May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
These Wild Things are based on the book by Maurice Sendak "Where the Wild things Are." First grade students drew creatur ...
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Pumpkin Patch
(49 artworks)
May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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Tessellations
(15 artworks)
May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students painted a Native American Portrait in the style of George Catlin.
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May 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Students rode the polar express down the hallways of Dryden. Only a profile view of their faces showed in the windows o ...
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Apr 2005, taught by Tricia Fuglestad
Life is too short for long faces.
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