A famous artist once said, “I have always wanted my colours to sing!” Well, if colours could sing, the High Prairie E.W. Pratt High School art room would be full of song. Students study monochromatic colour, as well as the colour wheel, to orchestrate a symphony of visual expression. Students receive instruction from teacher Rhonda Lund.
Grade 10, Art 10 student Vanessa Stewart suggests that the beauty of a landscape is in the eye of the beholder, using pencil.Grade 11, Art 10 student Abby Bilyk used a photo of her friend to create a pencil crayon silhouette and a colour wheel scheme.Grade 10, Art 10 student Brook-Lynn Willier used variations of green, plus complimentary colour, for a balanced colour scheme.Grade 11, Art 20 student Georgia Halldorson used careful colour mixing and the orange-yellow section of the colour wheel.Grade 12, Art 30 student Markada Thunder used one section of the colour wheel, along with simplified characters, to create mood in her assignment.Grade 11, Art 10 student Hannah Sutherland places her figure in a colourful, but perplexing game using pencil crayon, primary and secondary colours.Grade 12, Art 30 student Havyn Stout used pencil, abstract line and pattern to express the personality of a fox.Grade 12, Art 30 student Haley Billings applied coloured chalk, the blue-green section of the colour wheel, and a starlit background.
