Hello again! Thanks for joining us on the blog.

Today we will be showing you some art that we have been creating!

We sketched out a tree and some more wildlife .and then the couple of days later we coloured them in with bright showing colours that stand out. We used big and small paint brushes and made the picture look big and open.

Showing racism the red card:

We all dressed in red on Friday the 16th to make people more aware of racism and all the sadness and anger its causing out there.  Some places in countries such as Africa black people are still discriminated against because of their skin colour which is absolutely unacceptable. It’s not just people with a different colour skin though, others such as women, Nero-divergent people or people with different cultures are considered less important than their neighbours. THIS IS NOT TRUE! No person is less important than another no matter what colour their skin is, what gender they are, or if they have a disability or not.

If you see somebody bullying another because of this don’t be afraid to stand up for them. We are all humans. We are all equal.

Thanks for reading!

Layla and Ava.

Today we are going to show you some Art and pictures of are some things we did in forest school.

At forest school we made a show called the ‘Ooga Boogas’ and we performed it to Mrs Barker and Jackdaw Jules. It was about cave men on a television show where a special guest joins them and they all compete to try and find the biggest stick. We also made mini instruments by cutting small pieces of wood in two, placing a reed in between and fastening it with rubber bands.

In Art we did some more line work and used water colour to paint in in between the lines. There were two big pictures and we need to pick a part of and draw it on a piece of paper. We used complimentary colours to create contrast and make it colourful.

Thanks for reading and goodbye! :]

Ava and Layla.

Hello, today we will show you some of our art . 

We were looking at an artist: Friedensreich Hundertwasser, an Austrian painter and architect. We had a go at drawing some bits of his artwork using viewfinders to zoom in on bits of it. We also used charcoal to make a black backgrounds and used rubber to rub some bits out to make a picture, which is called subtractive drawing. Here are some photos of people’s artwork!

Hope you liked our blog and thank you for reading! 

Ava and Layla