Hints of Halloween and summer days influence the art production at High Prairie E.W. Pratt High School. Students study colour theory, line and composition to give their works a touch of the weird, the wild and the wonderful! Students receive instruction from teacher Rhonda Lund.
Grade 10, Art 10 student Alison Siegfries is clearly heading in the right direction, in preparation for a career as an accomplished tattoo artist, as seen in this pencil value study.Grade 10, Art 10 student Jada Emard created movement through the use of line, pattern and felt markers.Grade 12, Art 30 student Markada Thunder-Ryley completed an uplifting drawing, enhanced by her use of a colour wheel and mixed media.Grade 11, Art 20 student Julia Fulton-Prince used pencil to set the Halloween tone in her highly detailed project.Grade 12, Art 10 student Talitha Anderson used felt markers, lively lines, patterns and the colour wheel to lead the eye around and around.Grade 11, Art 10 student Abby Bilyk takes us back in time to balmy summer days, using pencil crayon and a full-colour scale.Grade 11, Art 20 student Alia Sherkawi used pencil crayon and complimentary colour to set the stage in her dramatic scene.Grade 11, Art 20 student Chaos Whitely provides the viewer with a blast of energy in her pencil crayon full-colour-scale assignment.Grade 11, Art 20 student Georgia Halldorson employed pencil crayon and a full colour-wheel-scale to create a peaceful mood in her drawing.
