Alright! Alright! I know you're all eager to hear about my day. I'll tell you about Passion-Time. Well I've finished, I can assure you!! Well here's a time-line of my lino-Print [ a lino-print; that's my passion project ]. It started off like a normal piece of lino, then I had to print a picture of what I wanted. I then printed it onto my lino and started carving it out. Once I carved out all the lines I was ready to start printing. I learnt how to carve out the lino instead of cutting it out.
My workshop today was learning new apps on the i-Pads. My favourite app was Simple Physics. I got to build structures such as bridges and submarines. My next favourite app was pic collage. We got to type and load cool images off the web.
"Ha! Did you know you're all in groups!" We were on the mat and Nicola was talking. "Fancy that," she was saying. "You're in groups all ready!" After that shenanigan was over, we started doing drama. Our first activity was: 10 Second Objects, in which someone has to call out a thing, so, for example: 'hot breakfast', and you and your group have to try and make it [using everyones bodies]. This type of game is called spatial drama. So there you are. My drama of the day!
Bonjour readers. Have I got some news for you! Darryn really liked my art today and is getting it framed. Then he's going to put it up on the wall/on a pole. Ahhhhh! The life for me! But there was a lot of things to do before that happened! In fact I'm not even sure if I've finished my sketch yet. I'll have to check with Darryn if it's up to standard! But enough of that, because it's time to say goodbye. So this blog is finished.
Hello!! What have you done today? I've done fun passion time. I've been learning how to draw - so I can draw for my painting. Thinking back to the start of the day we looked at The Three Rings - a gifted model made by: Renzulli.
Darryn told Hamish,Jackson and me the secret to sketching... you have to keep glancing at your object and then at what your are drawing. Today I had a go at drawing 3 people and an apple. Darryn told us that it is okay for parts of your drawing to overlap. It makes it look more realistic.
I wish that we would do more painting!! And today me and Jackson did more art! We painted an apple on a plate. When I did my background I painted over the apple stalk, but Jackson didn't. He only painted over half the stem. We used lots of colour blending today - it is tough work!
