Enlargement art - Jasmine S

This week in maths we have been creating enlargements of cartoon characters. First we had to print out a smallish black and white picture of our cartoon character of choice, we then had to rule out squares squares across the character as even as we could get them. I made mine one centimetre wide as it was easier in my opinion. We then had to figure out how much we were to enlarge it by, I enlarged mine by six centimetres. Next we had to draw up the character to try and make it look like a bigger version of the picture we printed out, once we did that we coloured it in, cut off the paper that didn't get used and glue it onto a brown piece of paper.

As you can see I drew Sylvester from Looney Tunes. I found this activity really fun to do as I enjoy drawing especially when I have some choice in what it is. I found this difficult to do at the start since it took awhile to get used to drawing in a different way than usual and trying to make sure everything was in the right place and looked right but as I started to get about halfway of doing each part it became quite easy to figure out and draw. I really recommend trying this out as it was really fun to make!

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Art BlogX - Term2

Hi welcome to my first BlogX post! For BlogX I will be doing art! I can't wait to share my art and thoughts with you all!😎😋 (Please just expect an ugly rat and it may be okay.... I like ugly rats. I'm not sorry.)

This is art. Just letting you know.

Art Reflections T2W5

Last week for Art we made Robert Dalanys art. I loved this activity because I love art and painting. I love art because it is really fun and I can use my imagination.

Here is the steps to making this kind of art.

1. draw circles lines and triangles in any way you like.
2. paint it with all kinds of different colors.
3. let it dry.

DONE! you've finished your art.