Apr23
Apr17
Easter Homework – Tiki Gods inspired by Sally Kinz
Mar27
Aiming for the top
Any successful work you produce over Easter will help you achieve your target grade. It can also be useful to catch up on any missed work as this will affect your grade at the end of the year. If you have any outstanding work after Easter you may be asked to complete in Art club afterschool.
- Pencil Tiki
- Chalk and charcoal Tiki
- Oil pastel and Ink Tiki
- Pattern Tiki
- Collage Tiki
- Tonal pencil statue drawing using grid
- Mini Tiki x 2
- Tracing paper designs – Pattern & tiki
HOMEWORKS
- Research Ku and creaet an A4 artwork
- Research 4 major Hawaiian gods and present creatively
- Create a Sail design for the Kon-Tiki craft
- Research Polynesian pattern & tattoos. Present imaginatively
- Create a myth that surrounds your Tiki
- Research/ take photos of 10 images that relate to your myth
- Create a page of colour schemes for your Tiki and it’s myth
- Develop an A4 Tiki artwork on your myth
Mar27
Lois Mailou Jones Artist studies in paint
Mar27
Lauren Toomers Tiki-tastic Tiki work!!
Mar22
Tiki Mount
Mar19
Tiki God relief
George Tate’s Tiki relief was created in one lesson! He has used a range of layers to enhance his symmetrical drawings. Well done on being the first post George.
Mar10
Hello Hardley
Welcome to the Hardley School & Sixth Form Art blog.
You will find a whole range of links, resources and gallery images linked to the subjects and themes that are covered within the Art department.