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State of Art

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9 Suters Avenue Marsden park

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This week we explored creative lettering, using the letters of our names to show a little bit of who we are and things we like. We looked at different examples from a few books.

Shaping letters and trying to match what they imagine can feel tricky

Learning about Mexican art and its beautiful motifs .

The kids explored Amate art, discovering how flowers and birds are commonly used to tell stories about nature and culture. Students created their own flower compositions, filling them with vibra

Understanding Van Gogh’s expressive approach, this art lesson focused on emotion through line and colour. Every mark was thoughtfully made to capture the mood within the landscape.

Inspired by his swirling skies and dynamic wheat fields, the

2025 ended with painting Xmas tees, Klimt golden trees and Santa with delicious treats!

Missed sharing this one lesson from term 4 that was an absolute hoot! 🎨 Students learned about Basquiat and explored how to express emotions through symbols and mark making. Each student chose a theme they wanted to communicate, and I worked with t

Each term we practise portraits, and I’m always on the lookout for fun and creative ways to approach the lesson. Drawing from mirrors and imagination has been really fun — but also quite challenging!

This time, I printed half of a portra

One-Point Perspective | Learning how to create the illusion of depth and space in artwork.
Students began by drawing shapes of their choice and then carefully added shadows to give them dimension. Using coloured pencils, they practiced blending techn

I was most excited and equally nervous for this project ( from last term ) our first ever sewing project in the art class !! The students did such an amazing job stitching a parabolic curve( or 4) and bringing together creativity, patience, and math

Absolutely love these vibrant little @petecromer inspired creatures brought to life by my dedicated students.
This lesson was a celebration of colour and curiosity — we played with textures, painted our own papers in washes of watercolour and a

This week we explored creative lettering, using the letters of our names to show a little bit of who we are and things we like. We looked at different examples from a few books.

Shaping letters and trying to match what they imagine can feel tricky

Learning about Mexican art and its beautiful motifs .

The kids explored Amate art, discovering how flowers and birds are commonly used to tell stories about nature and culture. Students created their own flower compositions, filling them with vibra

Understanding Van Gogh’s expressive approach, this art lesson focused on emotion through line and colour. Every mark was thoughtfully made to capture the mood within the landscape.

Inspired by his swirling skies and dynamic wheat fields, the

2025 ended with painting Xmas tees, Klimt golden trees and Santa with delicious treats!

Missed sharing this one lesson from term 4 that was an absolute hoot! 🎨 Students learned about Basquiat and explored how to express emotions through symbols and mark making. Each student chose a theme they wanted to communicate, and I worked with t

Each term we practise portraits, and I’m always on the lookout for fun and creative ways to approach the lesson. Drawing from mirrors and imagination has been really fun — but also quite challenging!

This time, I printed half of a portra

One-Point Perspective | Learning how to create the illusion of depth and space in artwork.
Students began by drawing shapes of their choice and then carefully added shadows to give them dimension. Using coloured pencils, they practiced blending techn

I was most excited and equally nervous for this project ( from last term ) our first ever sewing project in the art class !! The students did such an amazing job stitching a parabolic curve( or 4) and bringing together creativity, patience, and math

Absolutely love these vibrant little @petecromer inspired creatures brought to life by my dedicated students.
This lesson was a celebration of colour and curiosity — we played with textures, painted our own papers in washes of watercolour and a