Sunday, September 19, 2010
Sunday Sketches
Welcome to Sunday Sketches hosted by Sophia at Blue Chair Diary. For more Sunday Sketches check out Sophia's blog!
The top photo here is an example I created of my dogs "Paisley & Stella" for my students. We are working on Pet Collages this month and I'm so proud of their progress with this project. These next few photos are of my students hard at work all spread out on my dining room table last Friday afternoon.
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what a great idea!
ReplyDeletei love these!!
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happy sunday to you. xox
Can I join the class??? Looks like sooo much fun! Isn't art wonderful???
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday, Rebecca
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Good morning, what a lot of wonderful art work to see and so great to see the photos and then your work, it just gives me goosebumps looking at it, and then looking again, one feels a burst within and that is such a good feeling.
ReplyDeleteAren't those kids ding a wonderful job? They must just love it. I know they do because a young woman stopped by to see me yesterday who was one of my first students, and we talked about those days of her coming to do art work.
She now has 3 children and is married and very busy with family and job. It really is a rewarding thing to work with kids. Years to come they will remember you and the fun of art.
This brightened my day more than you can imagine.
These are so clever Rebecca - I'm in awe... as always...
ReplyDeleteHow much fun this must be, for you and your students! I can "feel" the enthusiasm and excitement from the children, within the photos. Their artwork is beautiful, and I know you're so proud of each one of them! I would be, too! I'm happy these girls are having a great experience creating art with you ~~ what a great thing for you to share with them! Happy Creating, Rebecca! xoxo
ReplyDeleteWow! These are just wonderful and I bet the kids just love making them! Wish I could come to this class!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteSometimes....i think the kids get to have all the fun!!! I would love to take this class!!
ReplyDeleteI want to be one of your students too!!! Your portrait sketches are absolutely fabulous and you could make a killing selling these!!!! I hope you do that. You students did fabulous work and I am sure it is because they have a good teacher.
ReplyDeleteOk...at some point you have to top out right?!!! I just can't believe how great these are!
ReplyDeleteWish I could take a class from you.
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I love, love, love these. I want to make some of my dogs!!!
ReplyDeleteOh what fun it would be to be sitting there in your class. These are great!
ReplyDeleteI can feel the creative energy from his wonderful group seeping through the I-Net onto my computer screen!!!! What a wonderful group of kids and an awesome project, Rebecca. How lucky they are to have YOU for a teacher!!! Hugs, Terri xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteOh the joy of working with kids doing art work.I love these!!!!Love your example!!!Love your Blog.Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun looking class, Rebecca. The students work is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteI have loved seeing your portraits too. So different
Lee:)
What a wonderfully cool project! Everyone looks like they are having a great time!
ReplyDeleteItsn't working with kids amazing, and getting to do art as well?! Love your doggies. Oh my gosh...so cute and adorable! :) Thank you so much for sharing this with us today.
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Fantastic...I think my daughter and i would have fun with this idea! I love, love, your flair for whimsy and imaginative creativity!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rebecca for doing on a daily basis what you do!
Ciao Bella!
Creative Carmelina
these are wonderfully colorful and fun!
ReplyDeleteRebecca! What a fabulous project you have created for your class! I LOVE what you created and yours is adorable. Everyone looks like they are having a great time too!
ReplyDeleteI love the dogs. They are fun and full of bright and fantastic designs. Wonderful work.
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