Kia ora Lochlan, My name is Kieryn and I will be working with Kaniere School to comment on your blog posts over the next two terms. Well done on creating such a fantastic piece of artwork! I really like the way you have used so many bright colours, and think that the brush strokes you have used add so much more character to the art! What made you decide to use all of the colours? What equipment did you use to paint the background? (paintbrush, sponge etc.) Your artwork reminds me alot of a tie-dye shirt. The bright colours are all swirling into one another, and I cannot see one white space which you may have missed. I can imagine that with such a large piece of paper to paint, it must have taken a long time. How long did this artwork take you to make? If you got the chance to do this activity again, what would you do differently? It would be great if you could edit this blogpost and include the writing which you have on your art. It is just a little bit too small to read, and I would really like to find out what you have written! Keep up the awesome work! Nga mihi
Well done Lochlan. Great piece of art work.
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DeleteKia ora Lochlan,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Kieryn and I will be working with Kaniere School to comment on your blog posts over the next two terms.
Well done on creating such a fantastic piece of artwork! I really like the way you have used so many bright colours, and think that the brush strokes you have used add so much more character to the art!
What made you decide to use all of the colours?
What equipment did you use to paint the background? (paintbrush, sponge etc.)
Your artwork reminds me alot of a tie-dye shirt. The bright colours are all swirling into one another, and I cannot see one white space which you may have missed.
I can imagine that with such a large piece of paper to paint, it must have taken a long time. How long did this artwork take you to make?
If you got the chance to do this activity again, what would you do differently?
It would be great if you could edit this blogpost and include the writing which you have on your art. It is just a little bit too small to read, and I would really like to find out what you have written!
Keep up the awesome work!
Nga mihi
I used pant brush and sponge. I made smiles
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