Blog by Tag: Art

We enjoyed completing the ‘make a face’ challenge in the creative area. 

Look at our fantastic boat pictures inspired by the artwork of Chas Jacobs and JMW Turner.

Just a few of the fabulous pictures we created inspired by the events of the Great Fire of London.

We have been looking at the artist Pier Mondrian and looking at his use of primary colours. We have been recreating digital pictures on the computers. We used Mondrian's primary colours to explore the secondary colours we could make by mixing the primary colours.  

Today we created a 3D picture of the Great Fire of London.  First we did a detailed pencil sketch using pictures of Ludgate and St Paul’s Cathedral to inspire us.  Then we created flames using coloured tissue and crepe paper and card.  Finally we combined the two to create these fabulous…

To round off our work on the Mayans, Year 6 practised their clay skills, working with sculpting tools as well as learning how to create a coil pot. over two weeks, we made Mayan tiles, steles and pots. 

Using inspiration from Orla Kiely, we made our own designs. Firstly, by drawIng the pattern and then using the printing block and paint. 

We have been looking at the designer Orla Kiely. Using her design, we made our own printing block to create our own designs. 

We made a collage of a plant naming each of the parts of the flower and describing their jobs. 

We used coloured clay to make reliefs of our faces.  Can you spot yourself?

At long last the materials arrived so we could make our plasticine relief faces.  Can you tell who is who?

We have been studying the exciting story of the adventurer Shackleton. In art we have also been looking at creating perspective in a picture through use of colour as well as the size of objects. We painted these pictures based on Shackleton's journey across South Georgia and added a family motto…