These candlesticks are a perfect example of how painting something can make such a transformation! Remember that teal table? I used some of the leftover paint that I had from that, and when the paint was dry I rubbed specific areas with sandpaper.
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
sweet summer.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
change.
I had a great year teaching elementary art- but am off to teach high school again next year and am pretty excited for what lies ahead. Here's a few images I took while wrapping up this year!
These cloud creations were done by my special ed students with the bottle caps we had left over from the mural! |
one of my 4th graders gesture drawings of their classmates |
Watercolor of the school that I painted as a gift |
Friday, May 18, 2012
Thursday, May 17, 2012
art show.
only a few more days left at school! Here's some photos from the art show we had back in March...
And of course our bottle cap mural was revealed that evening!
4th grade Paper Collage Self Portraits |
5th grade Abstract Color Scheme Paintings |
2nd grade Line Drawing Self- Portraits |
1st grade aliens and 4th grade shoe line drawings
3rd grade watercolor self-portraits |
5th grade self portraits |
3rd grade Alien Eyes I got the idea for these from here |
1st grade paper sculptures |
1st grade self- portraits |
Still Life 2nd-4th grade |
Texture Pizzas-kindergarten |
Kindergarten Self-Portraits |
Monday, May 14, 2012
teal table
When I first laid eyes on this table, I knew it had potential. With the ornate detail, I knew that with the right paint color this table could truly have a transformation. My grandmother actually gave me this table, and YES.. she knew I had the intention of painting it!
What it was BEFORE.... |
I mixed up my own teal/turquoise color and painted the inset of the table navy. |
And then sanded it in strategic areas once it was dry to give a slightly distressed look... |
After |