created by Vincenzo756 in Kindergarten at
Hoover Elementary School
from school project "K: Starry Night Fox"
art id #122589318
About this School Project (K: Starry Night Fox)
We learned about artist, Vincent Van Gogh and his Starry Night painting. We created beautiful swirly skies with oil pastels and watercolor to resemble the famous painting.
Students also learned about what shapes make up different animals. We looked at a fox and discovered that the ears are triangles, an oval body, circle eyes and nose, rectangle legs, and the face is also pointed like a triangle but with a curved top (like a baseball field!). Students followed a step-by-step drawing of a fox using shapes and then we used the Primary colors (Red, Yellow, and Blue) to make secondary colors to paint with. We mixed Yellow and Red to make the fox We learned about artist, Vincent Van Gogh and his Starry Night painting. We created beautiful swirly skies with crayon and watercolor to resemble the famous painting.
Students also learned about what shapes make up different animals. We looked at a fox and discovered that the ears are triangles, an oval body, circle eyes and nose, rectangle legs, and the face is also pointed like a triangle but with a curved top (like a baseball field!). Students followed a step-by-step drawing of a fox using shapes and then we used the Primary colors (Red, Yellow, and Blue) to make secondary colors to paint with. We mixed Yellow and Red to make the fox Orange. We mixed Yellow and Blue for the Green grass, and we mixed blue and red to make the Blue and Purple skies. Students also used crayon before painting to create texture on the fur, grass, and
