PS and PK
This week, our young artists (ages 3–5) explored texture and creativity through a mixed-media fish artwork inspired by nature. Using materials like foil, paint, and natural elements, children experimented with pressing, rubbing, and layering to create unique patterns and surfaces. This activity helped develop their fine motor skills, sensory awareness, and imagination while encouraging them to observe shapes and textures found in the world around them. Each child’s artwork is a special expression of their creativity, and we are so proud of their thoughtful exploration and effort!
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This week, our 6–11-year-old students focused on drawing and shading techniques through a horse portrait study. Using pencil and white pastel on toned paper, students learned how to build form with light and shadow, create smooth blending, and add fine details such as the eyes, mane, and facial features. This lesson emphasized observation, proportion, and texture, helping students develop patience and control in their artwork. It was a wonderful opportunity for students to strengthen their realistic drawing skills and express detail with confidence.
Students will continue working on and finish their horse drawings next week.
Also, some of our 6–8-year-old students explored decorative line drawing through a patterned horse artwork. Students practiced drawing simple shapes and repeating patterns to decorate the horse’s body, while also adding creative details like flowers and a bright sun. This lesson helped develop fine motor skills, focus, and an understanding of patterns and design. Students were encouraged to be imaginative and create their own unique details, building confidence in their drawing abilities while having fun with creative expression.
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