Statham Elementary School Visual Arts Gallery Spring 2022

Sandra Cash, SES Visual Arts Teacher

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4th and 5th grade students discussed the events leading up to the Boston Tea Party. They created tea pots out of clay and had a tea tasting event.

4th and 5th Grade Teapots

Teapots: Kalani Albert, Jessica Rivas Jimenez, Alexa Sudduth, Brayden Deitz, Marley Meier, Elizabeth Boyd, Nevaeh Johnson, Kailey Odom, Gabriel Brown, Journee Bess, Gabriela Ramirez Garcia, Eamon Bowman, Nate Diaz, Angela Garmon, Macy Aaron, Yahir Salazar-Mares, Laceyann Miller, Cayden Parker, Adrian Cepeda, Alana Hill, Tori Goolsby, Audrey Chandler, Dyaln Bucicchia, Colton Stigler, Alissa Birkett, Brynleigh Flanigan, Abbie Wright, Eli Lora, Julia Froncak, Lena Teatino

Second grade students discussed the artworks of Van Gogh, Mattie Lou O’Kelley, and Ted Harrison. They created a mural using some of the same techniques that these artists used.

Winter Wonderland Mural created by the entire 2nd Grade class

First graders experimented with hand building clay techniques. They used these techniques to create a portrait of a dog.

Dog portraits: Morgan Everett, Odessa Lampp, Devin Lee, Madeline Shadrick, Taylor Thompson, Kristina Peel, Aria Diaz, Serenity Martin, Oliver Alford, Jace Bailey, Raul Coronado Alvarez, Lening Rivera Morales, Ethan Lora, Natalie Jones, Brayden Metcalf, Ava Mcever, Alicia Lyles, Rylan Fowler, Joseph Kirkland, Lane Fowler, Landon Piper, Lilly Farris, Josie Adkinson, Gabe Lewis, Darren Villarreal, Kathy Guerra Aguilar

Second grade students explored adding texture to clay. They used these techniques combined with hand building techniques to create an owl.

Owls: Carson Smith, Alexander Petresku, Amelia Mcever, Macie Weatherford, Abryelle Badillo-Hammock, Skylar Burrell, Hayden Campbell, Kyleigh Armour, Kaleah Adams, Sydney Thor, McKinley Orton, Chayden Thurman, Milca Jacome-Dran,

Third grade students explored percussion instruments in music. They created their own percussion instruments (maracas) using clay and decorated them in the style of faberge eggs.

Faberge Eggs: Lola Gleitz, Patrick Banks, Elisamene Makala, Jessen Blaine, Adaleigh Carter, Ava Smith, Camila Rodriguez-Torres, Iyanna Wynn, Addy Nguyen, Shania Mayweather, Addison Brickey, Paityn Monroe, Madalynn Ridgeway, Emma Campbell

Pre-k and kindergarten students mixed primary colors to create secondary colors. They used their knowledge of color mixing and color relationships to create color wheels. They transformed their color wheels into whimsical birds.

Pre-K Color Wheel Birds: Calvin Blaine, Kimber Wright, Elizabeth Shinn, Jace Boyd, Liam Cepeda, Grace Xiong, Casey Dale, April Hamby, Tinsley Teale

Kindergarten Color Wheel Birds: Hope Khang, Jocelyn Melchor-Hernandez, Elizabeth Korges, Leaunna Cardwell, Dakota Johnson, Frankie Chapman, Aiden Arthur, Davia Willingham, Angel Vasquez

3rd grade students created monochromatic landscapes.

Monochromatic landscapes: Sophia Martinez, Addison Brickey, Acera Payne, Sydney Simms, Noomi Hoover, Ariyanna Mayweather, Camila Rodriguez-Torres, Victoria Thurmond, Mason Rudd, Jensen Blaine, Kalleigh Cronic, Zoey Bennett

Pre-k students created backgrounds for their penguins using a wax resist technique with crayons and watercolors.

Kindergarten students discussed the artwork of Kandinsky, and they used his artwork “Squares with Concentric Circles” as inspiration for their backgrounds.

Pre-K and Kindergarten Penguins: Milton Flores Olivas, Abdias Guzman Alcocer, Lyric Klink, Joe Pruett, Charlie Norman, Hope Khang, Destiny Pressley, Mallory Kidney, Dakota Johnson, Angel Vasquez, Garrett Cox, Tyler Holton, Payton Frye, Genesis Parks, Ravyn Williams, Elizabeth Thurmond, Cameron Willoughby, Cooper Cox, Elsa Navas Garcia, Jason Badillo-Hammock, Evan Prytula, Warren Clemons, Brooklyn Chapman, Macy Knight, Londyn Lester, Kyliee Appleby, Ruby Costa, Logan Jackson, Sawyer Ewest, Asher Payne, Terrence Hyatt, Selena Berg, Cassidy Connor, Colton Pilgrim, Alyssa Wyckstandt, Xander Kraft, April Hamby, Tinsley Teale, Chris Peel, Jace Boyd, Lathan Owens

1st grade students explored the artwork of Eric Carle. They created a landscape in his style.

Eric Carle Landscapes: Lane Fowler, Lucy Cable, Braydyn Kanca, Sarah Hamby, Nyla Powell, Lily McCain, Taylor Thompson, Brody Woods, Alicia Lyles, Ethan Lora, Ava Mcever, Lening Rivera Morales, Amayah Smith, Emma Smith, Josie Adkison, Clyde Persky, Noah Maxwell

4th grade students explored the art of Jen Aranyi. They created landscapes in her style.

Jen Aranyi Landscapes: Kinslee Morrow, Victoria Sanford, Aubri Smith, Marley Meier, Mahogany Heard, Seth Peppers, Jessica Rivas Jimenez, Kalani Albert, Laila Sims, Hudson Weatherford, Alexia Valadez Martinez, Liam Wright, Max Galvan-Garcia

Pre-k and Kindergarten students discussed the four seasons with an emphasis on Spring. Each class made a different flower. The flowers were combined to create a mural depicting a vase of flowers.

Flower Mural is brought to you by all pre-k and kindergarten students

Various students explored using lines to create texture. They used this technique to create rabbits.

Daniel Remion, Clyde Persky, Joe Joe Blalock, Ava Mcever, Vayda Lewis, Brayden Metcalf, Elizabeth Thurman, Warren Clemons, Kynleigh Flanigan, Renata Soto, Peyton Thompson, William Akonkwa, Laila Sims, Macie Weatherford

Charlie Norman, Abdias Guzman Alcocer, Odessa Lampp, Tucker Hawkins, Payton Frye, Ava Carson, Mallery Kidney, Weston Perry, Makenzie Jones, Wynter Curry, Lily Dooley, Brooklyn Smith

Pre-k students discussed the different types of agricultural products produced in Georgia. They found out that Georgia was one of the top poultry producers in the southeast. They created chickens in the style of the popular cartoon “Peppa Pig.”

Chickens: Jace Boyd, Ke'ala Russell, Hunter Sudduth, Elizabeth Shinn

5th grade students explored masks from different cultures. They used various materials to create their own masks.

Masks: Ethan Xiong, Connor Jones, Kassie Cronic, Gabriela Ramiez, Journee Bess, Colton Stigler, Klaire Calhoun, Declan Deeds, Austin Barber, Pangsua Yang, Madison Nix, Madison Bomar, Parker Teatino

4th grade students discussed illustrations from the book “Snowmen at Night.” They used oil pastels and shading techniques to create snowmen that appear 3-D. All student artwork was combined to make a 3rd grade class mural.

Snowmen are brought to you by the following 4th grade classes: Mrs. Sudduth, Ms. Juliano, Mrs. Fourman, and Mrs. King

Individual Student Work

Jaycee English and Gunner Wiseman

Thank you for visiting the Statham Elementary Spring Gallery.

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Credits:

Created with images by Semevent - "multicoloured colored pencils pencils" • Baggeb - "bear cliff landscape" • Pezibear - "tulips red tulips petals" • stux - "rabbits rabbit easter"