This project focuses on using curved lines and value to create a sense of space. We follow a specific process to make the lines, then open it up to more student choice with how and where they add color. Take a look at some stellar examples.
Welcome to the Art With Schmidt Elementary Art Blog! Here you'll find artwork from the students at Central and Hilltop Elementary Schools in Reading, Ohio. Check the links at the top of the page to browse by grade level, or stay on the home page to see what the whole school is working on. Enjoy!
Sunday, November 15, 2015
4th Grade - Op Art
I like this project for a variety of reasons, but it's one of the only mostly-technical projects I do in my classroom for a reason. Teaching skills is a valuable part of the art experience through each grade, but I like to add a little more abstract thinking into each lesson. The next time you see this project, it may be in a very different form. Stay tuned.
This project focuses on using curved lines and value to create a sense of space. We follow a specific process to make the lines, then open it up to more student choice with how and where they add color. Take a look at some stellar examples.
This project focuses on using curved lines and value to create a sense of space. We follow a specific process to make the lines, then open it up to more student choice with how and where they add color. Take a look at some stellar examples.
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