Showing posts with label Circle paintings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Circle paintings. Show all posts

Monday, August 9, 2010

Christ's Haven -Last Day of Summer Art Camp


This is another fun version of circle paintings... 2-3 students gather around and paint around a center circle as it gets bigger and bigger. Then you connect the circles together with dots. The idea came from artist and teacher Hiep Nguyen....

About Circle Paintings

Circle painting is a collaborative art making process that aims to promots social interaction and creative expression. The concept was originally conceived and created by artist/teacher Hiep Nguyen eight years ago when he realized that making art should not be the privilege of the few but it is the birthright for all people. The first circle painting was created when he invited neighborhood children and their family members to paint in his studio. Since then, Hiep has led many circle painting projects for different organizations, schools, and communities around the world. For more about Circle Paintings, please click here.


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The little girl who painted this is only 6 years old!
I sketched the drawing on the canvas and she painted in the colors.

Reflecting on the scripture... "The Word of God stands forever."
~This students painted this vibrant flower.


We finished the summer with inspiration from Wassily Kandinsky.
Starting with a 2' X 3' canvas we divided the canvas
evenly into 4"X4" squares and then let each student paint in their
own circle design. When we were done we all had fun picking
out our favorite squares. You never get tired of looking at this! It is awesome!

Sunday, August 8, 2010

Circle Paintings


Inspired by the artist Wassily Kandinsky we painted our own circle paintings

for our last project of the summer.


We took a break and had lunch...no we did not paint Sarah's tongue
and she did not lick a Smurf!
She had an airhead candy that was blue! Haha!


We each painted circles on each others canvas...creating our own special design
and then trading and painting on each others canvas.
The result was beautiful and a great way to remember our time
together this summer. Can you tell whose squares are whose?



When we put all our paintings close together they looked really cool.
This would be a fun project to do for a birthday party or end of
the year project. You can do one large piece that everyone works on
(which I will upload and show you how amazing this looks) or you
can do small pieces so everyone has one to take home.