Visual Arts
Visual Arts: Mr. Wilde’s Digital Binder
Learning to create via traditional media.
Assignments:
Stippling-Understanding Light and Shadow
Stippling is a technique used in drawing where various shades and textures are created using only dots.
Mask - Introduction to 3D
The paper mache technique project allows students to express their creativity and personal style.
Pen Art on Wood Boards
Collaborative project involves larger designs divided into sections for each student to complete.
Heritage
Final project in senior art class.
Landscape in watercolor
Depth and distinction between the foreground, middleground, and background.
Landscape in pastels
Pastels - popular choice among artists for creating vibrant, expressive, and textured landscape artworks.
Scratchboard drawing
Creating a detailed and realistic scratchboard drawing of a furry animal.
Lino Block Printing
Introduction to Lino Block Printing for Grade 9 Students.
Watercolor portrait
A structured approach and creative inspiration to watercolor portrait.
Collage-white on brown
Collages on brown recycled paper with white elements and other found materials.
White on black
White on black- creating high contrast portraits.
Large size posters
Large size posters with flat colors using acrylic paints.
Self-portrait in pastels
Self-portrait project using oil pastels and the grid technique, incorporating previous lessons on color theory.
Spray paint
Reproduce the same image multiple times using spray paint
Shadow path
Exercise on perceptions of light and shadows.
Pencil Crayon Drawings
Creating layers of colours to built up to a three-dimensional form.
Pencil drawing of animals
Using observation, shading, and rendering textures to create realistic drawings.
Inuit Soapstone Sculpture
Process and tools involved in soapstone carving.
Etching
Creating the effect of etching without using acid .
Figure drawing
Learning to draw the human figure as a three dimensional form.
Anamorphic drawing illusion
Creating an anamorphic drawing illusion involves a combination of perspective, shading, and illusion techniques.
Painting in the Style of the Group of Seven
Exploring paintings style of the Group of Seven
Creating art from recycled materials
Combining creativity with environmental responsibility.
Art installation
The art installation is a three-dimensional students work of art displayed in the school space.
Monoprint
Monoprint is a form of printmaking that produces unique, one-of-a-kind prints by applying ink or paint to a smooth surface and then transferring it onto paper or another material. Unlike other printmaking techniques, it does not allow for the creation of identical copies, making each print distinct and original.
Multi-color woodblock print
A multi-color woodblock print is an art that combines design, carving, and printing skills.
Body casting
Artistic body casting is a sculptural technique that involves creating a mold of a person's body parts and then using that mold to produce a detailed replica.
Landscape in acrylics
Senior acrylic painting
From building frame to acrylic painting.
Senior Art Class Sketchbook
A sketchbook is an essential tool for any artist, fostering creativity, growth, and a deeper understanding of one's artistic journey.
Still life in charcoal
Exploring grayscale and the effects of light and shadow.
Negative space
The purpose of this exercise is to develop your ability to perceive objects as physical shapes rather than relying on verbal descriptions
Ink Wash Technique
Working with gray scale on still life.
Grid tonal portrait
Grid portrait using shading techniques .