By Haruku Kodama, 5
By Ayane Kodama, 8
By Fuma Saito, 6
By Rio Takahashi, 5
By Yamato Otsuka, 8
Absolutely beautiful work! Well done, kids!
All pictures are water-colour paint on illustration board and coloured paper.
By Hana Kinoshita, 7
Papier mache is so much fun and so versatile! We papier mached around balloons with three layers, then decorated with acrylic paint. The basket is made from juice cartons. Brilliant work!
By Hana Kinoshita, 7
This beautiful piece was made by “coiling” – a technique used for hand-crafting clay pots and objects. Lovely work, Hana!
Made with heavy paper clay, acrylic paint and clear vanish.
Yamato Otsuka, 8.
First, we stretched some plastic kitchen film onto a cardboard frame, which we cut earlier. Then sandwiched the film between two cardboard frames.
Next, Yamato drew the pictures onto the film with pens and markers and filled in with acrylic paint. This scene is made with 3 separate cells. It looks great! Well done, Yamato!
By Yamato Otsuka, 7.
Toothpicks, molded toy clay, coloured paper, chopsticks on a form board.
By Yamato Otsuka, 7.
Paper cups, paper towel rolls, aluminium foil, glue, tape, toothpicks, texta.
By Ayane Kodama, 6
Cut-out acrylic marble paintings on coloured paper backgrounds.
By Tim sensei
Cut-out acrylic marble paintings on coloured paper backgrounds.
By Rio Takahashi, 4
Cut-out acrylic marble paintings on coloured paper backgrounds.
