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Art Club Abstract Animal Collages

Art Club Students Create Decorations for the Winter Concert

It's always a challenge to create something on a larger scale and for a specific audience. Our art club students did just that as they collaborated, planned, designed, sketched and painted decorations for the winter concert!

Scott M. Ellis Greenville Duck

Each student got to paint something on our duck!
-Kindergarten painted polka dots on the feet
-First graders painted squares and X's in shades of blue
-Second graders painted arrows
-Third graders painted hearts
-Fourth graders painted flowers
-Fifth graders painted spirals
-Art Club students painted the neck

New Furniture in the Art Room!

We are so excited to have new tables, chairs and storage in the Art room this year! It looks amazing!

2019 Art Show

Art Club Projects

5th graders are asked to submit a portfolio in order to be in Art Club. We meet once a week and the students are able to explore and learn about materials in ways we don't have time to during class.

Winter Concert Decorations

Art Club members came up with their own designs and then worked in groups of 3-5 to create decorations for the winter concert. This was challenging for them because they had to think about how to make their subject matter large enough that it could be enjoyed from a distance.

Animal Collages

Art club students enjoyed all the different media involved in making these huge (18x24) collages. We used watercolor, ink, pastel, pencil, tempera paint and different types of paper to create these abstract animals.

Surreal Self Portraits
Students chose an animal to combine with their portrait. We spent three weeks planning and sketching, then two week painting and another week adding details and texture with colored pencil.

Shaving Cream Marbling
This project is a real hit. Students used shaving cream and liquid water colors to create a marbling effect. After the projects were dry we added colored pencil for definition and depth.

Radial Prints
Students created a small square print that would connect with other prints to made a radial design. We used rulers to measure where lines should start and stop in order to make sure the prints would match up. Some students chose to create a watercolor background and some used pastels.