Jeremy Donaldson
George Mulholland
George Kinder
Henry Mulholland
Huzefa Nagarwala
Imogen FredricksonIris Hickey
Isabella Gason
Isabella Goodwin
Isabelle Ekanayake
Ishwari Nair
Isla Petherbridge
Jack Goodwin
Jacob Woodward
Jake Barrington
Jake Plummer
James Liggett
Jayman Bhana
Jessie Stevens
Joe Roberts
Jordan Hook
Juliette Kay
Kate Robinson
Kate Johnston
Kristen Kung
Lachlan Trotman
Lachlan Koot
Laith Ikram
Layla Hamid
Libby McGann
Logan Noton
Lucy Doran
Maddie Shaw
Matthew Robertson
Max Paynter
Max Fredrickson
Micha Donovan
Millie Willis
Nelson Mitchell
Nico Nairn
Nico Papp
Nicole Steele
Nikko Tuxford
Oliver Martin
Phoebe Smith
Quinn De La Vega
Ryan Munn
Sachin Sethi
Sana Chatley
Sasha McKenzie
Siena Pound
Tayla Hinton
Theo Wicks
Willow Stringer
Zoe Eglinton
Zayna Saad
This blog displays the works completed by children at St AndrewsEpsom Early Childhood Centre and by the children in the Arty Kids holiday workshops for (mostly) primary school children. These are run by Michelle Johnston from St AndrewsEpsom ECC. Most of these children are graduates of St AndrewsEpsom ECC. See our website for more info about our centre www.standrewsepsom.co.nz
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Fale screen prints term 2 2008
As you scroll through these screen prints if you look carefully you can find elements of the Samoan fale the high curved roof to allow air to circulate and create a cool atmosphere, the posts holding the roof up, and if you're lucky you might spot a raised floor here and there.
Keep your eye open for some roofs decorated with tropical flowers too.
These screen prints were created by children age 2, 3, and 4.
The screen prints were created by making stencils out of observational drawings of small wooden fales.
Most of the children chose to do two layers of paint - sometime registering the stencils perfectly, sometimes choosing deliberately not to.
The art works were finished with adding details in black, silver or gold pens. They look great in real life!
Keep your eye open for some roofs decorated with tropical flowers too.
These screen prints were created by children age 2, 3, and 4.
The screen prints were created by making stencils out of observational drawings of small wooden fales.
Most of the children chose to do two layers of paint - sometime registering the stencils perfectly, sometimes choosing deliberately not to.
The art works were finished with adding details in black, silver or gold pens. They look great in real life!
2 comments:
What beautiful colour combinations, the scraped off/bleached/silvered? section really makes them pop.
I would really love to know how this is done. They are really creative and beautiful.
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