Shoes

Our first project Mr. Moore showed us was our shoe project. Our shoe project was basically a project where we drew our shoes. Our art teacher got this idea from other artists who specialize in realistic artworks.

There are a few steps of how to do our shoe projects.
1) Get a shoe
2) Sketch a shoe
3) Color the shoe
4) Draw background
5) Color background
6) Look over and when pleased you're all done!

Here are some additional photos of our project:

Jungho

Sam

 anonymous

Taesung

Shoes

The shoes have turned out to be a huge success. Here are some pictures of what they look like. I think we learned a lot about texture.

Navid

Angela

Sara

Kaile

Zach

     

Frank

Megan

  

Shoes

This year our first project was our shoe. We had to sketch one of the shoes we were wearing, and try to color it exactly. Then the class each had to draw a background for the shoe.

Norval Morrisseau

Hello!
My name is Annabel. I am a sixth grader here at Brimhall and I wrote the article below about the artist Norval Morrisseau. I wrote the article because we sixth grade is doing a painting project using the technique he invented. This style is called "woodland art". Learn all about it in this article.


Norval Morrisseau / The copper thunderbird was an Aboriginal Canadian artist. Also known as the "picasso of the north" he created pieces of art representing the stories of his people, the cultural and political disagreements between the native Canadian and European practices, his present problems,and his deep spirituality and mysteriousness. His art is unique because of the bold lines and colors and x-ray vision. Later on, he founded the woodland school of Canadian art.

Welcome to the new Brimhall art page!

Soon 6th grade students from Brimhall Elementary school will be posting updates on what has been happening in the art room and sharing pictures of their art project.  Make sure you check back soon to see all of the exciting things that have been happening in the art room!