MY Jim Dine Tool Art!

W.A.L.T draw a tool in the style of Jim Dine.
These are the steps on how to create a Jim Dine tool...
First you outline the tool in pencil then you go over it in charcoal. Next you need to use you'r charcoal and draw messy lines around the outline and smudge it so that it looks like it has a messy black outline. The last thing you need to do is draw in the details and you are done. I enjoyed doing a Jim Dine tool and I would recommend that you have a go at creating a Jim Dine tool as well.  Have you ever created any Jim Dine art or Do you have any requests for artists/art for me to do?

My Prajakta P Art

 This is an art in the inspiration of a lady called Prajakta P our W.A.L.T was to copy an artists style.  Our task was to find an artist and copy their style in charcoal.  How I did it was first I found a charcoal drawing that I liked then I used charcoal to try and imitate it but using my own object. Lastly I fixed it up and it turned out like the picture that you see on the blog now. I don't think that I copied the artist very well but I tried.  Do you know any artist like Prajakta P that I could try and do an abstract on?

My Tessellation Art!

This is my fish tessellation art in the style of M.C. Escher. The W.A.L.T  for this was to use bold out lines. Here is how I created my M.C. Escher art, so first you decide on what you'd design is like how I chose a fish. Next you need to get a small piece of card and you would need to trace out the half of the picture on the bottom side then cut it out and slide it up to the top of the piece of paper and stick it on with sticky tape and do the same on the other side so the paper. The last step is to trace your little picture on to a piece of paper ( preferably an A3 sheet) then colour in your picture and make your outlines bold. Then you can admire and re craft your  picture as much as possible.
This art was super fun and I would recommend that you give it a go because I would happily do another Tessellation. My question is, have you ever created a Tessellation Picture if so, what was your favourite part in creating it?

Me Learning how to plan a screen castify.

Today my class was learning how to plan a screencastify. A screencastify is when you can take a video of you'r learning on you'r screen, you can also take a video of you'r face but in this one  you can't see my face. So enjoy the screencastify. This took me a while because I kept getting distracted but it was sort of fun to make . Have you ever done a screencastify and what was it about? Or how can I improve the planning for this and how can I improve my script?

THE amazing King Midas story animation.

This  week my class have been reading a story called King Midas and his golden touch and we were told to create an animation retelling the story in our own words so this is my animation I hope you like it. The steps to creating an amazing animation like this one that I created is to number one READ THE STORY or else you don't have any idea on what the story goes like then the rest is up to you. My tip is use explore to get all you'r images or else you will have to do all the copyright stuff and write who contributed what image (which in my opinion is boring so explore is much better just saying) I really enjoyed creating this animation and I would recomend that you try it you'r self. Quick question what have you created a animation about and how did you create it?

Lara and Tyla's amazing camera shot practise!!!

Today in Class we were learning how to use different camera shots and to tell the reasons of why these shots are used in film making. So that we can be ready to create our own movies later this year. This is a slide given to us bye Whaea Donna our manaiakalani leader. We had to split up into pairs to complete this slide. I paired up with my friend Tyla so that we could take pictures of each other also to do over shoulder shots and more. We used the webcam toy camera to take these pictures.It was really hard to use a Chromebook camera but we managed. This was yet another super fun cyber smart lesson and I can't wait to create a movie using some of these shots that we learnt about today. What movie have you created and have you ever used any of the camera shots that I used
?