Kimmy cantrell

Masques en carton, pastels, posca et acrylique Inspiration : masques de Kimmy Cantrell et portraits de Sandra Silberzweig

A LA MANERA DE KIMMY CANTRELL Material necessari: cartons reciclats prims i gruixuts llapis tisores cola blanca o cola tèrmica pinzells tempera objectes i elements per decorar marcador negre PRIMERA FASE Un cop seleccionat l'esbós que es vol crear en 3-D. Primer hem tallat la silueta de la màscara. Després les diferents característiques facials: celles, ulls, nas, boca,... (peces separades) que hem encolat. SEGONA FASE Hem pintat amb pintura témpera les diferents parts i finalment l'hem…

The above masks were created by 3rd-5th graders. My 3rd-5th graders looked at the masks of artists Kimmy Cantrell and Eric "Straw" (Strawczynski). They come from completely different walks of life, yet have distinct parallels. Cantrell is an African American artist from Atlanta Georgia. Once a purchasing manager for Target, he decided on the heels of job change and divorce to reconnect with his love of clay. Vases evolved into bowls and bowls into his current niche, faces. Now as a full time…

Study modern Black art history while creating a Kimmy Cantrell mask project. Fill up your art sub plan folder with engaging art projects that are easy to implement. Great for arts integration, homeschooling parents, and art teachers wanting to liven up their art lessons with a game.

Study modern Black art history while creating a Kimmy Cantrell mask project. Fill up your art sub plan folder with engaging art projects that are easy to implement. Great for arts integration, homeschooling parents, and art teachers wanting to liven up their art lessons with a game.

A LA MANERA DE KIMMY CANTRELL Kimmy Cantrell és un escultor nord-americà que crea impressionants màscares de fang. Hem utilitzat el seu treball per inspirar-nos i crear les nostres pròpies màscares.

This week, 5th grade will start their Kimmy Cantrell inspired cardboard relief mask! I was inspired by the Plastiquem blog and the Handmakery blog. They introduced me to this artist and I wanted to share him with my 5th graders! Here's a link to more information about Kimmy Cantrell! In short, he's a contemporary artist from Atlanta, who makes beautiful, colorful works of art, out of clay, and his subject matter usually consists of faces. So, that's what we're going to create today…

Last year I introduced my 4th graders to the work of Kimmy Cantrell with a drawing exercise. This year we are going all the way and examining his work with a project in clay. I shared a few images from his website with my classes today (and will continue to do so with 3 more 4th grade classes) and we talked about his use of asymmetry. We looked at how he plays with the placement, shape, and size of facial features. I pointed out how he stacks shapes of clay together to make his sculptures…

Description Ready to teach a Black History Month art project that’ll keep elementary art kids engaged? This Kimmy Cantrell art lesson will boost student confidence and creativity. Kids will appreciate his fun, asymmetrical clay faces. Moreover, they’ll connect with his personal story about working with clay. And, it’ll help time-starved teachers like you create lesson plans based on modern Black artists like Cantrell. During this mask project, your class will learn how Kimmy Cantrell uses…

Kimmy Cantrell Inspired Masks. Check out Kimmy's webpage here. Outstanding pieces. http://www.kimart.com/sculpture.htm ...