Our mixed media art is the result to two sessions drawing our chain, ladder, web, and the Chinese dragon in the lunchroom. We looked at the wire sculptures in different ways, and used some materials we rarely try, like chalk, oil pastels, and glitter crayons.
There's a reason why I don't get out the glitter crayons, and now I'll remember it for awhile. What a mess! They are soft, flaky, and stain the floor.
Left--age 5
Below--age 3
Left--age 3
Below--age 4 and a half
(and a half is very big in preschool)
Below--age 5
© 2011 Nancy L. Ruder
6 comments:
Wolf and Sisi would like to join the dog/art party!
Would Wolf eat the glitter crayons?
Oh, what joy in this art! Hey, if Newt Gingrich comes to town, he might want the glitter crayons for his book signing!
Wolf is a sweet old dog who eats only dog food, dog treats, and human food. He never chews on art supplies, shoes, pillows, or electric cords. He has been busted on top of the kitchen table licking steak juice off an ampty plate, however. And finding a creepy old chicken wing various places around the neighborhood.
empty plate...ack!
I hope you don’t mind. I linked to this post from my blog, Art Sub Lessons. https://artsublessons.blogspot.com/2019/05/kindergarten-dog-party.html. Jan
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