And now an update on my fellow art/education major, Shelby Eden!
Shelby has been making tremendous headway with her students
inside the classroom. This weekend one of her art students happened to appear
at her tennis tournament and asked one of her coaches, “Is Miss Eden here
today?” No doubt Shelby is already making an impact on these kids’ lives!
To recap of last week, her students learned about color
theory, how to mix colors and create tints and shades, and learning the
relationships between primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. She also showed
in class examples of well-known artists such as Wassily Kandinsky, Matisse, and
Frank Stella.
This week, Shelby taught lessons to her art class on two
types of printmaking-the basics of etchings and found object prints. She let
them bring in their own objects and coat them in paint and press them on sheets
of paper. They also did a sort of print exchange by passing around their papers
and making their prints on every student’s paper so that they can all have a
print made by each other.
Found Object Print |
Collaborative Print |
Etching Print With Paint |
For
her senior show, Shelby has been preparing a website to assist teachers who may
not normally teach art to students, as well as displaying each lesson she
taught in class with her students’ artwork representing that lesson.
Tune in next week!
-Maddy
1 comment:
Great idea to do a collaborative print with these kiddos. Thanks for sharing this project (and thanks, Maddy, for the comments!)
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