MS Art - Nature Art

By Lauren L.

Take some time to read Matthew 6:25-33 and Psalm 104:24.

Being outside just does something to make us feel better, especially when we've been cooped up inside! For this project, students learned about nature artist Andy Goldsworthy who creates works of art outdoors using stick, rocks, leaves, icicles, sand, feathers, and more. They then created an outdoor work of art using things found in nature. Enjoy looking at their masterpieces! (Click on each photo to see more closely.)

To find out more about the artist Andy Goldsworthy and see some of his creations, 

click on this link:

Andy Goldsworthy Article and Pictures

By Atlie S.

By Stephen H.

By JT Y.

By Zoe S.

By Garett T.

By Ryker R.

By Jaxon F.

By Graham F.

By Piper S.

By Asher c.

By Jaclyn B.

By Owen H.

By Addison R.

By Abigail A.

By Massimo P.

By Brody M.

By Marissa D.

By Hattie L.

By Mylie M.

By Aubrey B.

By Mrs. Hopkins (:-D)

HS Art 1 - Two Point Linear Perspective Drawings

By Kyler M.

Students in Art 1 have been doing a focus on drawing this semester. This assignment brought us to continuing our study on linear perspective and how to create the illusion of depth and space on a flat piece of paper or canvas. You will notice how things in the foreground appear closer and then recede or diminish into the background. You may also notice that they seem to diminish towards two different points. These are called vanishing points. In linear perspective you can draw with one, two, three, or even four vanishing points. However the more you use, the more complicated it becomes to draw. This project used two vanishing points. I hope you enjoy what our Art 1 students drew with perspective. (Click on each photo to see more closely.)

By Jaron M.

By Rayven T.

By Erin O.

By Emmett M.

By Collin L.

By Julien S.

By Jonathan A.

By Emma d.

By Teagan M.

By Lauren M.

By Stefania P.

By Lilly T.

By Madelyn K.

By Bentley B.

By Alison W.

By Allyson S.

By Jaxon B.

By Paul S.

By Miranda L.

By Harrison C.

HS Art 1 - One Point Perspective Drawings

By Teagan M.

Students in Art 1 have been doing a focus on drawing this semester. This assignment brought us to learning about linear perspective and how to create the illusion of depth and space on a flat piece of paper or canvas. You will notice how things in the foreground appear closer and then recede or diminish into the background. You may also notice that they seem to diminish towards one same point. This is called a vanishing point. In linear perspective you can draw with one, two, three, or even four vanishing points. However the more you use, the more complicated it becomes to draw. This project used one vanishing point. The next one will use two vanishing points. I hope you enjoy what our Art 1 students drew with perspective. (Click on each photo to see more closely.)

By Kyler M.

By Jaron M.

By Rayven T.

By Erin O.

By Emmett M.

By Jonathan A.

By Julien S.

By Collin L.

By Emma d.

By Lauren M.

By Jaxon B.

By Ally S. (She was already familiar with perspective drawing and asked if she
could create with 3-point perspective for this assignment. :-D)

By Alison W.

By Miranda L.

By Madelyn K.

By Paul S.

By Harrison C.

By Stefania P

By Lilly T. 

By Bentley B.