whale art

 Three weeks ago we did some whale art it was very exciting to make a whale it was very crikey because we had to gently draw and copy a picture of a whale the piece of paper with two sided piece of paper there were two different pictures of a Whale I Trace the picture that was easy to draw the top for ages to dry and it took ages to finish and then it was time to Trace over the dry pencil with a Sharpie then I had to glue my piece of art on to a piece of paper if you want to see my art here it is

I find it easy to trace the whale.

I found a tribute to dye my whale.

Pop Art

Today we were doing Cybersmart we were doing Pop Art it was lots of fun because you can make a self portrait and you can make lots of different colours background.

is there a app if you want to do it 

I found it easy to do for of myself portrait of me.

I found it really hard to choose a file for my portrait.

Create your own Pop Art digitally using Lunapic

Creat your own Pop Art digitally usi

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Ruru art

 For the past two weeks we were working on a Ruru art, Ruru in english  mean owl. We were learning to blend the dye, we were doing Maori patterns on the head and body. I used these patterns because it looked fascinating. 

I found it easy to blend the dye.

I found it hard to do the Maori patterns, because I needed to remember what the Maori patterns looked like while drawing. 

Matariki Stars

This week in class we were making Matariki Stars out of paper stars, We made them by writing information about Matariki on each star, I had help with my star from my classmates  because I was struggling to keep up. They helped colour in the stars to make them look colourful. We cut them out,  folded them in half and glued them together. They tied the string to both of the holes we have hung them on the wire.

Nau mai, haere mai

Nau mai, haere mai!

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