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from Nov 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
These are awaiting the bright colors of chalk pastels, but the drawings were so strong on their own we photographed them first.
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from Nov 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
These still need to be painted symmetrically and assembled into a Totem Pole, but the students did such a magnificent cutting job I felt they were wor ...
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from Nov 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
On this painting we worked on different brush strokes to paint snow on branches, on the ground, snowflakes in the air and snowmen.
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from Nov 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
These torn paper trees were the start to our trees in winter, but the silhouettes looked so nice I wanted to photograph them before the snow storms ca ...
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from Nov 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students created an oil pastel tree using blending and sponge painted warm color leaves on branches and on the ground.
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from Nov 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students painted above the fold, first the black silhouettes and then the warm fall color foliage. As they were painting they refolded the paper, rubb ...
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from Oct 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students took a look at Gothic Cathedral Architecture and created these clay sculptures for our first project. To simulate the stone real gargoyles we ...
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from Oct 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students have created an armature, covered them with 2 layers of paper mache, and painted the heads of their animal of choice. We machined sewed the b ...
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from Oct 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students created orange textures on the brown kraft paper then using the element of line cut and glued the paper lines to a cardboard cylinder to crea ...
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from Oct 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
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from Oct 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students utilized cylinders, cones and tab construction to create their original Outer Space Exploration Vehicle. They chose a main basecoat color and ...
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from Oct 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students created a styrofoam printing plate using an outline of the famous ancient Egyptian King Tut. After printing this in gold ink the students dre ...
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from Oct 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students used templates, a safety compass and found objects to draw perfect circles. Next several art classes they used pastels to color the circles a ...
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from Oct 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students create a guided drawing and mixed their own secondary and neutral colors to paint!
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from Oct 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
These are the first prints using their original Celtic Knot design carved into a soft-kut printing plate.
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from Sep 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students glued vertical and horizontal black lines to create their own grid pattern of squares and rectangles then used the three primary colors to pa ...
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from Sep 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students used the elements of color, line and shape to change a piece of woven burlap.
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from Sep 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students reviewed basic lines and shapes to create a guided drawing of a wild animal. Students had the opportunity to color and pattern their giraffe ...
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from Sep 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students reviewed basic lines and shapes to create a guided drawing of a pig and then colored them in.
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from Sep 2009, taught by Debbie Pulst
Students chose their favorite animal to draw. The most successful drawings will be submitted to the annual fundraiser of Color My Favorite Animal cale ...
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