Hana and Finn explore 1 point perspective

A sample of our A&P Show Art

Art with the influence of Dick Frizzell

We have been looking at the Art of Dick Frizzell.

We have grouped these pieces of art into different groups depending on where we see similarities.

We have used Dick Frizzell’s concept of words in artworks with our Pastel landscapes. We chose words that we thought really described Hawea, Otago and Hawea Flat School.

Hatupatu and the Bird Woman

Character Descriptions

We read a short description of a woman nemed Mrs. Pratchett written by Roald Dahl. We liked it so much that we tried to quickly sketch her and then wrote our own descriptions in the style of Roald Dahl.
His name was Rhino. He was a fast, friendly, fit, reddish brown dog and very brave and as strong as a lion. He never bites.
Shea
His name was Toby Henry. He was a small, healthy, athlete with a smile on his face and shoulders as broad as Jesse Riders.
Toby
Her name was Meg. She was a small, skinny, busy lady who has a wide smile. She always helps.
Flynn
His name is Oscar Suddaby. He is a strong, fast, disobedient goat with floppy ears. He is a Boer.
James

Animal Art and Writing

A Penguin has fluffy feathers and feels soft and cuddly. It has white and black colours on its body to camouflage in the water and snow.
Hamish

A Penguin has got fins to help it swim and catch food.
Jayden

A Red Moki has black and blue stripes. It also has scales and feels really hard. It has eyes bigger than a humans. It also has spikes to protect itself from danger.
Samuel

An Albatross has wings and a beak for eating and it has wings so it can fly and catch food.
Jack

I have a long beak. I have bird feet to walk in the icy snow. I have a fur coat to keep warm swimming in the cold water.
Toby

Backed Storm Petrels have a long sharp beak to get food and feels feathered and fluffy. It has a sharp beak to make it aerodynamic.
Joe