Art At Woodstock: March 2011

AP Studio: March Concentrations

The AP Studio Art students are progressing with their Concentration pieces. Here are the works from March!

Yena L, Grade 12

Nayantara P, Grade 12

Shreen V, Grade 12

Reed B, Grade 12

Nitisha M, Grade 12

Jocelyn B, Grade 12

Jaza S, Grade 12

Mina Z, Grade 12

Imaan D, Grade 12

Gitanjaya D, Grade 12

Dharadipika H, Grade 12

Aurnab S, Grade 12

Arsh B, Grade 12

Armaan B, Grade 12

Anah I, Grade 12

Eunbit P, Grade 12

Design: Non-Objective Perspective REMIX!

After the mini-lessons in Photoshop, the students were ready to try an original composition. They were each given a digital photo of the Non-Objective Perspective Design they had created earlier. They were asked to make selections, add colors, and utilize gradients.

Dechen T, Grade 11

Ji Eun Y, Grade 12

Suwan C, Grade 11

Inhyuk P, Grade 10

Imaan D, Grade 12

Ogen T, Grade 11

Nayung C, Grade 11

Louie C, Grade 10

Hee Seo S, Grade 10

Studio 1: Self-Portraits

The Studio 1 class has spent the 3rd quarter diligently producing self-portraits. After studying three famous portrait artists - Vincent van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, and Chuck Close - the students were asked to create a self-portrait in the style of one of the artists. This year, Frida Kahlo was the most popular choice.

The requirements:

Vincent van Gogh: Create a self-portrait from a mirror. Utilize complimentary colors. Emphasize brushstrokes. Use paint. (Three of the four students tried their hands at oil paint for the first time!)

Frida Kahlo: Create a self-portrait from a mirror or from memory/imagination. Incorporate dreamlike or cultural imagery. Use paint.

Chuck Close: Create a self-portrait from a gridded photograph. Emphasize the grid. All mediums allowed.

The results are fantastic. Every students' portrait is featured below; they are a very talented class!