Math, Art and Science go together to make beautiful art in the High Prairie E.W. Pratt High School art room. Students involve the math of one- and two-point perspective, as well as the science of the colour spectrum in their art projects. As students hone their skills, their works evolve. Students receive instruction from Rhonda Lund.
Grade 10, Art 10 student Amanda Donahue used a pyramid composition to complete her deep sea pencil drawing! Pity the people aboard the boat!A house is not a home unless it is in two-point perspective and pencil crayon, according to Grade 10, Art 10 student Aaliyah Rouse!Grade 10, Art 10 student Saige Payou explored warm and cool colours to complete her landscape!Grade 10, Art 10 student Kyler Willier explored one-point perspective to make ordinary cubes look extraordinary, using only his pencil!Grade 11, Photography student Hannah Sutherland used a DSRL camera to photograph objects shaped like the letters in her name, then used a graphic arts program for emphasis!Grade 10, Art 10 student Amanda Donahue created a forest, slow and steady, on the back of a tortoise, for an independent, pencil drawing, assignment!A landscape blessed with a spectrum of warm and cool pencil crayon colours was created by Grade 10, Art 10 student Calvin Gladue-Adams!
