Art club creations
A selection of the work done by Art Club this term.

We painted acrylic paintings in the style of Maggie Hambling’s wave paintings. We used our paintings as inspiration for our textile work depicting waves. We used applique and a range of textiles, threads, sequins and beads to create waves and movement.





























We used a combination of screen printing and etching to create our designs based on tropical fruit to link with our work on the Amazon rainforest.
Sycamore Class created different printing blocks. They used string to create interesting patterns and foam to represent the cross-sectional view of an apple.







They used their printing blocks to create repeating patterns.












Oak Class looked at the work of different artists, focusing mainly on Kandinsky. All of the artwork was based on circles. Oak Class had a go at recreating some of this artwork.



Oak Class have done an incredible job of creating some artwork inspired by Paul Klee. They really brighten up the corridor!













Linked with our work on journeys, Beech Class learned about perspective and depicting landscapes going into the distance in art. We studied the artwork of David Hockney. After doing our own paintings and collages in his style, we made clay plaques based on his paintings of Yorkshire landscapes.