We could have used real fish to experiment with this fun Japanese printing process, but we opted for rubber fish instead. Abstract background designs allowed the sea creatures to really pop!
Tuesday, October 2, 2018
5th Gyotaku at Tesago
We could have used real fish to experiment with this fun Japanese printing process, but we opted for rubber fish instead. Abstract background designs allowed the sea creatures to really pop!
3rd Grade Tesago artists experiment with...
...the wet-on-wet watercolor technique! Wet paper and a wet brush produced beautifully blended background colors, and lots of ooohs and aahhhs!
Second Grade Paintings at Tesago
These colorful creations are based on the landscape paintings of Dutch artist Tom Schulten. We focused on color, geometric shapes, gaining control of the paint brush, and adding details to our work. Love these!!
A Message from Mrs. Whalen
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