We were inspired by the painting by Hokusai, and used crayon scratching to make these artworks of waves.
We hope you like them……. 🙂
Inspiration From Hokusai
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We were inspired by the painting by Hokusai, and used crayon scratching to make these artworks of waves.
We hope you like them……. 🙂
Cool art work. We look forward to visiting your classroom next week in Education Week to see more of the work you have been doing.
Keep up the great work, Bright Sparks.
cool art is it chinese or japanese.
Thank you Bright Sparks – we can’t wait to see what you have been up to next week as well 🙂
Tristan – these artworks are inspired by a Japanese print.
Hi there, 08AllStars. I love your artwork! Another example of your fabulous creativity. Thanks again for inviting me to visit your classroom recently. I really enjoyed meeting you all and seeing what great work you’re doing with Haluz. Have a great week during Education Week.
Hi MrsP!
The artworks were so fun, but inspiring at the same time. I think after all that hard scritching and scratching, our class has done a FANTABULOUS job!! I say, well done all you guys!! 😉 Hokusai is just so far amazingly skilled. After seeing all those fantastic artwork from the Class, i could hardly believe it was even OURS!!
P.S I am sorry this has nothing to do with the post, but there has been a message from a friend of mine from Argentina. She says that if you would like to join our team about NO WHALING you are most welcome!We are thinking of making a blog about NO WHALING,and wondering if our class would like to join in, along with hers ( Maybe?)!!
We are both really eager on stopping whaling, and are ashamed of all the sad whale killing!! This could be a huge opportunity for us all. 😥 And plus, i think this would be a great experience for the Allstars!! Don’t you think Miss P?
Here is her blog miss if you would like to contact her:
http://www.takingitfurther.blogspot.com
(This might be hard to understand, but if you see my blog or hers, read the latest post then you’ll understand more!) Sorry again that this is an entirely different subject from the post!! (I’m naughty aren’t I? 😉 )
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Hi everybody here! I’m Stephie, a friend of Nadine. I’m from Argentina. I just wanted to tell everybody that me and Nadine(with more people)are starting a campaign to stop whaling. So, if you want to join in the team, ask Nadine or comment in my blog: http://takingitfurther.blogspot.com . This issue is very imporatnt! Thanks to all. Please, join us!
This Is An Amazing Site I Really Like It. I Think It Is Great That You Have Done So Many Things Such As Macbeth Plays To Artwork And So Many More. This Is Just Amazing.
From Cameron P6 – Loirston School
A great big thankyou Cameron, for your compliments about our blog. We love writing on our blog and sharing what we do. Its great comments like yours that encourage us to continue blogging.
Thanks again
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These are all very artistic. I really am impressed with the amount of art that is involved with these students! ?Very wel done. I just finished reading the Champions of Change study where they compare various academic statistics of children who are involved with fine art and those who are not, the results are very eye opening! Very wel done
Hi! miss P
I really enjoyed the Hokusai painting and the I see I think and I wonder. It was so fun and exciting, so I thank you for all your hard work and effort you put into it.
bye bye!
Nice art!!! Really you have done a great job.