Showing posts with label Wagner Free Institute of Science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wagner Free Institute of Science. Show all posts

Friday, March 16, 2018

Collages with Linocuts by 6th Graders at Kearny

These are collages made from magazines and linocuts. The linocuts in black and white were posted Monday , and hand-colored versions were posted earlier today. This is a project I lead at 3 elementary schools through the Wagner Free Institute of Science's SNAP(Science, Nature, and Art in Philadelphia) Program. 













Wildlife Linocuts (hand colored) by 6th Graders at Kearny

Here are the hand-colored versions of the black and white proofs I posted on Monday. This is a project I lead at 3 elementary schools through the Wagner Free Institute of Science's SNAP (Science, Nature, and Art in Philadelphia) Program. 



















Monday, March 12, 2018

Wildlife Linocuts (First Proofs) by 6th Graders at Kearny

This is the third year I've lead a linocut printmaking project with 6th graders at Kearny School through the Wagner's SNAP program (see previous year's posts of work here and here.) These first proofs in black and white are, as always, pretty awesome. Later this week they'll be adding color and making collages with their prints.