I wanted to share some of the artwork my intro high school students created during our "Story" themed unit this year. You can see another post about this theme along with a slides presentation full of examples here: https://www.katiemorrisart.com/2017/11/story.html.
A couple students took on the challenge of altered books. This was a play on Rapunzel with the artist's friend serving as model.
The next 2 altered books were inspired by anatomy and by telling stories. The book on the left (in progress at the point of this photo) has a rib cage cover and the inside had sections of pages cut away to represent the organs. The book on the right is supposed to be a campfire where you could sit and tell stories. The student used tissue paper for fire and ash.
The next project was created by a student who loves fantasy and dragons. She made a hollow egg first and cut it apart so that it fit perfectly together. Then she sculpted a tiny baby dragon. She experimented with layered glazes and found a combination she liked.
The following project was made by a student who wanted to explore spray painting. He created a combination of stencils and masks that he used to make a phoenix.
This student used a mask mold as a starting point for a mermaid. She added some real shells in the end.
It's always fun to see the variety. I only wish I'd taken more photos!
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