Friday, September 12, 2008

MOdElLiNg pAsTE
This lesson we used modelling clay to design the texture for our masks. I decided to do fish scales, so I needed to make it look like they overlapped each other. I did this by using my finger to smear the paste on the mask and a broken paddle-pop stick to create the scales. Once I am finished with the moddeling paste, I can begin to paint my mask.
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Things I Like

  • Going to the movies
  • Chocolate
  • Cleanliness
  • Ice-blocks
  • Ice-cream
  • My Friends (obviously)
  • My Sister
  • Rain
  • Sherbet
  • Sleeping
  • Sugar
  • Water

Art Reflection

During this lesson we first used charcoal sticks to draw a stuffed animal as quick as we could. The animal that I drew was a husky. After a few goes of drawing with charcoal sticks, we then used a broken paddle-pop stick dipped in ink to draw another animal as quick as we could, but this time we used ink instead of charcoal. We could’ve changed animals but I decided to draw the husky again.

Teddy

Teddy
Ted loves ice-creams...

The Animls in My Mask

The Animls in My Mask
I am going to use the Eyes of a Bubble Eye Goldfish as the eyes for my mask

The Head, Pattern and Tentacles of a Blue Ringed Octopus

I am going to use the Mouth of a Green Tree Snake

What I want my Mask to Look Like and the Colours I Hope to use

What I want my Mask to Look Like and the Colours I Hope to use