Art students were asked to create a scene using crayons. The crayons were hot glued to the canvas and students used heat guns to melt them, then moved, spattered, and blended them to make the desired effect.
Seattle Art Museum (SAM): Everything You Wanted to Know About Middle Fork
Our Art teacher, Mrs. Charleston, shared this article from “The SAM News,” a monthly newsletter that is emailed to its subscribers each month. “Everything You Wanted to Know About Middle Fork,” is described as follows, and has a fun activity
Mrs. Charleston’s Art Challenge!
Art Challenge: If anyone has an art book or magazine accessible, and some colored pencils or paints, do this: Pick a masterpiece or a photo you like from the art book or magazine, and then try to draw or paint
Friday Flair! March 2020
This project combined some new techniques and tools. We started with a painted background, sprinkled salt for the stars and used a round sponge to remove the shape of the sun, toothbrushes to splatter paint and Q-tips with and without
Friday Flair – Cats!
In today’s edition of Friday Flair, we are highlighting the fun checkerboard chalk pastel cats completed by Mrs. Charelston’s Art class. Enjoy!
Friday Flair – January 2020, Part 2
The Art drawings below show how students used complementary colors for shading. Learn more about Art classes available at ZLO! Learn more about Mrs. Laurie Charleston
Friday Flair – January 2020
These are mosaic tiles made by the Art class. Learn more about Art classes available at ZLO! Learn more about Mrs. Laurie Charleston
Friday Flair – October 2019
These are Reduction Prints done recently by the Art Class. They are printed by hand, one color at a time, while reducing the printing surface by means of a cutting tool.
Friday Flair – September 2019
A glimpse at some of the creations done by the students in Art class. Learn more about Art classes available at ZLO! Learn more about Mrs. Laurie Charleston
Friday Flair – April 2019
During the month of April, Art students had the opportunity to take a pottery class at Jansen Art Center in Lynden. They were taught how to use a pottery wheel, and then how to finish their creations. Check out the