Third Grade created paintings loosely inspired by artist Alexander Calder. Each student rolled a dice to determine how many circles, wavy lines, and starburst shapes to their work. They then painted the lines black. Once dry, they filled in the rest of the area with primary colors. All of their pieces were displayed together as one large artwork.
Saturday, March 12, 2016
Third Grade Alexander Calder Paintings
Labels:
2015/2016,
Alexander Calder,
Art,
Artist,
Artist Study,
Artists,
Big Art Day,
Games,
Math,
Open House,
Painting,
Primary Colors,
Shapes,
TAEA,
Third Grade
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