Showing posts with label Year 9. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Year 9. Show all posts
Labels:
2010,
Australia,
CD Design,
Christian music,
KCC,
Media studies,
Popular culture,
Sec 2,
WA,
Year 9
"Close" Encounter With Chairman Mao
(Painting: GAP)
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(Painting: GAP)
These Sec 2 students were given each an image of famous icons: Chairman Mao Zedong, Mona Lisa, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Clint Eastwood and Brad Pitt. They had to make reference to American portrait painter, Chuck Close. This activity helps students to develop painting skills and understand values, balance, rhythm, patterns and harmony.
"Close" Encounter With Chairman Mao, series
Labels:
2006,
Chairman Mao Zedong,
Chuck Close,
GAP,
Icons,
Painting,
RGS,
Sec 2,
Self-portrait,
Singapore,
Year 9
"Close" Encounter with Mona Lisa (Painting: GAP)
These Sec 2 students were given each an image of famous icons: Chairman Mao Zedong, Mona Lisa, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Clint Eastwood and Brad Pitt. They had to make reference to American portrait painter, Chuck Close. This activity helps students to develop painting skills and understand values, balance, rhythm, patterns and harmony.
"Close" Encounter With Mona Lisa, series
"Close" Encounter With Clint Eastwood
(Painting: GAP)
(Painting: GAP)
These Sec 2 students were given each an image of famous icons: Chairman Mao Zedong, Mona Lisa, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Clint Eastwood and Brad Pitt. They had to make reference to American portrait painter, Chuck Close. This activity helps students to develop painting skills and understand values, balance, rhythm, patterns and harmony.
"Close" Encounter With Clint Eastwood, series
Labels:
2006,
Chuck Close,
Clint Eastwood,
Dirty Harry,
GAP,
Icons,
Painting,
RGS,
Sec 2,
Self-portrait,
Singapore,
Year 9
"Close" Encounter with Elvis Presley (Painting: GAP)
These Sec 2 students were given each an image of famous icons: Chairman Mao Zedong, Mona Lisa, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Clint Eastwood and Brad Pitt. They had to make reference to American portrait painter, Chuck Close. This activity helps students to develop painting skills and understand values, balance, rhythm, patterns and harmony.
These Sec 2 students were given each an image of famous icons: Chairman Mao Zedong, Mona Lisa, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Clint Eastwood and Brad Pitt. They had to make reference to American portrait painter, Chuck Close. This activity helps students to develop painting skills and understand values, balance, rhythm, patterns and harmony.
"Close" Encounter With Elvis Presley series
Labels:
2006,
Chuck Close,
Elvis Presley,
GAP,
Icons,
Painting,
RGS,
Sec 2,
Self-portrait,
Singapore,
Year 9
"Close" Encounter With Marilyn Monroe (Painting: GAP)
These Sec 2 students were given each an image of famous icons: Chairman Mao Zedong, Mona Lisa, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Clint Eastwood and Brad Pitt. They had to make reference to American portrait painter, Chuck Close. This activity helps students to develop painting skills and understand values, balance, rhythm, patterns and harmony.
"Close" Encounter With Marilyn Monroe, series
Labels:
2006,
Chuck Close,
GAP,
Icons,
Marilyn Monroe,
Painting,
RGS,
Sec 2,
Self-portrait,
Singapore,
Year 9
"Close" Encounter with Brad Pitt (Painting: GAP)
These Sec 2 students were given each an image of famous icons: Chairman Mao Zedong, Mona Lisa, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Clint Eastwood and Brad Pitt. They had to make reference to American portrait painter, Chuck Close. This activity helps students to develop painting skills and understand values, balance, rhythm, patterns and harmony.
These Sec 2 students were given each an image of famous icons: Chairman Mao Zedong, Mona Lisa, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Clint Eastwood and Brad Pitt. They had to make reference to American portrait painter, Chuck Close. This activity helps students to develop painting skills and understand values, balance, rhythm, patterns and harmony.
"Close" Encounter With Brat Pitt, by Amelia Lory, Sec 2
Bugs' World (Drawing: GAP)
These Sec 2 students were given each a portion of a photocopied image. With the given image, they had to construct an imaginary world of extraordinary bugs, by manipulating texture, shapes and forms. They had to make some first hand observation drawings of bugs and create their own extraordinary versions. They had to choose one of the following themes: camouflage, violence, habitat, romance . This activity helps students to develop pencil shading skills and understand values.
Environment as Art 2006 (Sculpture: GAP)
These Sec 2 students have to develop ideas on how to interpret art in relation to the environment. The students were also instructed to refer to environmental artist, Andy Goldsworthy for further reference. Their work of art had to be uninstalled with ease too.
Environment as Art (Sculpture: GAP)
These Sec 2 students have to develop ideas on how to interpret art in relation to the environment. The students were also instructed to refer to environmental artist, Andy Goldsworthy for further reference. Their work of art had to be uninstalled with ease too.
Outstanding Individual Installation Work
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These Sec 2 students have to develop ideas on how to interpret art in relation to the environment. The students were also instructed to refer to environmental artist, Andy Goldsworthy for further reference. Their work of art had to be uninstalled with ease too.
Outstanding Group 4 PowerPoint Presentation
Labels:
2004,
Environment,
GAP,
Installation Art,
Nature,
RGS,
Sculpture,
Sec 2,
Singapore,
Year 9
Labels:
2004,
GAP,
Giuseppe Arcimboldo,
Painting,
RGS,
Sec 2,
Self-portrait,
Singapore,
Year 9
Art and Design Exam (Design: GAP)
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This is an brilliant work example of ex-student of mine, Gino. The Sec 2 students had to make prep-work according to the chosen question.
- Portable Housing e.g. What if the habitats of animals or homes of humans can be easily carried or moved?
- Collapsible e.g. Designed to be folded flat when it is not being used or needed.
- Stackable e.g. Designed for the function to put in a pile, neatly arranged.
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