Showing posts with label Miro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miro. Show all posts

Monday, January 30, 2017

Abstract Paintings inspired by Joan Miro


Third and fourth grade artists learned about Spanish artist Joan Miro.  We looked at examples of his work and identified the types of shapes, lines, colors and textures he used most frequently in his paintings.




Here are paintings made by third and fourth graders.  They worked in layers over several art classes. These paintings are on large paper. 

I should note that students photographed their own artwork using iPads and edited the photos for the best results.  This ties into our "Presenting" National Core Art Standard.


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Thursday, April 29, 2010

Paintings inspired by Miro

Fifth and sixth grade artists looked at several examples of paintings by Spanish artist Joan Miro. We discussed his unique style and identified several repeated shapes and motifs. Students planned their pieces before they started to paint. Then they built their paintings layer by layer.

Here are some of Miro's paintings that we looked at:







Here are some examples of student work: