Kia ora I am working as a Manaiakalani Outreach facilitator in schools. I really like your Mondrian art work. You have captured the colours and lines that he tends to use. Could you add a sentence about how you found this learning. Was it easy/hard, did you enjoy it? Mrs Krausse
Kia ora Vaha, this is Elle from the Summer Learning Journey.
Great work! I think your Mondrian art is awesome, and I really like all the different spacings and sizings you’ve used.
I think it’s really interesting the Mondrian art only uses primary colours, don’t you? Primary colours are colours that cannot be made by mixing other colours, and are used to make lots of other useful colours, like green and purple and orange! I wonder why Mondrian only uses blue, yellow and red in this style of artwork?
What was your favourite part about this activity? It seems like a lot of fun - I think I might give this a go as well!
Keep it up Vaha, I’m looking forward to seeing what you do next!
Kia ora
ReplyDeleteI am working as a Manaiakalani Outreach facilitator in schools.
I really like your Mondrian art work. You have captured the colours and lines that he tends to use. Could you add a sentence about how you found this learning. Was it easy/hard, did you enjoy it?
Mrs Krausse
Kia ora Vaha, this is Elle from the Summer Learning Journey.
ReplyDeleteGreat work! I think your Mondrian art is awesome, and I really like all the different spacings and sizings you’ve used.
I think it’s really interesting the Mondrian art only uses primary colours, don’t you? Primary colours are colours that cannot be made by mixing other colours, and are used to make lots of other useful colours, like green and purple and orange! I wonder why Mondrian only uses blue, yellow and red in this style of artwork?
What was your favourite part about this activity? It seems like a lot of fun - I think I might give this a go as well!
Keep it up Vaha, I’m looking forward to seeing what you do next!
Mā te wā
Elle (SLJ)