Guess the Drawing

by Emily Fernández Rodríguez

My Grandmother in the Jungle

by Saúl Rey Sánchez

The Adventures of World in Quarantine

 

by Xoel Rey González

Apple Pie

by Marta Figueiras Barral

Chocolate Lollipops

by Xoel Rey González

La Bebedora de Absenta

Laura has versioned Picasso's "Absinthe Drinker" (1901), which is the earliest painting of his Blue Period. He painted this work in his second trip to Paris. It is hung at The State Hermitage Museum, in Saint Petersburg.

by Laura Juncal Varela

Portret van een Man met Één Oog

Martín has versioned Van Gogh's Portrait of a One-Eyed Man (1889), which is hung at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.

by Martín Lodeiro Mallo

Inspired

Diego has chosen Inspired by the American artist Jim Daly.

by Diego Fernández Rodríguez

Синий платок

Here is Ruth's version of Arsen Kurbanov's Blue Shawl in his Portraits of Women Collection.

by Ruth Fernández Gago

N is for Noa

by Noa Iglesias Balado

Pull and Play

by Sara Veiras González

T is for Telma

by Telma Chao Salgueiro

T is for Tania

by Tania Mosquera Iglesias

Muchacha en la Ventana

by Elena Mosquera Jiménez

World Environment Day

Hey guys!

The 5th of June we celebrate the World Environment Day, so this week, we are going to make a poster reminding everyone that we must care for the planet.

Mickey & Minnie Mouse Ornaments

Hello Guys!

Ready to make your Mickey and Minnie Mouse ornaments?

Have fun!

Stay Home Rainbows

Fractals

A fractal is a geometrical object with a basic structure repeated at different scales. This week you are going to make a 3D fractal pop-up card. Watch the following video to learn how to make it.

Zeltportret Met Strohoed

Saúl becomes Van Gogh in Self-Portrait with Straw Hat (1887), hung at the Detroit Institute of Art, in Detroit.

Gelber Narrenhut

Here is Adrián's version of Austrian painter, draughtsman, printmaker and sculptor Rudolph Hausner's Yellow Paper Hat (1955).

by Adrián Silva Castelo

Le Fils de L'homme

by Hugo Baluja Vázquez

Zeltportret met Pijp en Strohoed

Aleixo's choice for the famous painting is Van Gogh's Self Portrait with Pipe and Straw Hat (1887), which is hung at the Vang Gogh Museum, in Amsterdam.

by Aleixo Romarís García

Noé

by Noé Fraga Regueiro

Nico

by Nicolás Fraga Regueiro

D is for Diego

by Diego Sánchez Yáñez

SKRIK

by Abril Bouza Silva

Sol Lewitt

This week’s Arts challenge involves mid-20th Century minimalist artist Sol Lewitt. He was born in Connecticut, The United States.

One of his best known projects is WALL DRAWING, paintings on walls. It is very curious the way Lewitt did them giving some closed instructions on how the work has to be done, in particular, he offered indications on the height and width, colours to use, type and number of lines, geometric figures, etc. Taking into account these indications, it was the art gallery itself that was in charge of hiring local artists to interpret those indications and create art.

For this activity you are going to be local artists and following these indications you must create a work of art:

Free material: you can use any material you want (waxes, markers, paint ...) and use cardboard, paper… as support.

Size: A4.

Colours: green, yellow blue, pink, purple and black. 

Shapes: 4 squares, 3 circles. 

Lines: vertical straight lines, diagonal wavy lines.

           

Paddington Bear

Hey guys!
Let's make a Paddington Bear craft out of a toilet paper roll. The following video will help you!

R2D2

Hey 3rd Graders!

Are you ready to draw your R2D2. Watch Cassie Stephens video and  make your own R2D2 Collagraph Print!

David Hockney

This week, we are going to work on landscapes with David Hockney. David Hockney is considered one of the most influential British artist in the 20th Century. He is a painter , a photographer, a draftsman, a printmaker and a stage designer who has contributed to the Pop Art movement in the 60's.  

In his works, he has experimented with many different techniques; from the most traditional ones, such as watercolor or oil, to more revolutionary ones such as photocollage, computer and i-pad drawing. 
One of the subject matters of interest of the artist are the landscapes, and that is what you are going to do in your next art project. Draw and paint a landscape following Hockney's techniques; you can use paint or colours, whatever you prefer.
Watch the video to can learn more about his works.

Hearst's International Cover

Adriana gives us this version of Wladyslaw Theodor Benda's, a Polish-American painter, illustrator and designer, January's Cover of Hearst's International Magazine (1924). 

by Adriana Lorenzo Rodríguez

Visual Poetry

As today we celebrate "Día das Letras Galegas", we are going to work on calligrams. A calligram is a poem, phrase or word arranged as an image related to the text written.

The first calligram was created by Guillaume Apollinaire (1880-1918), a French poet, playwright,  short story writer, novelist and art critic, who was also the first that used the word Surrealism. Most of his concrete poetry was collected by Mercure de France in Calligrammes (1913-1916) after his death.

                   

Now, it's your turn to be creative with words. Starting from a poetry of your own invention in English, create your calligram.

Pumpkin Soup

 

by Iago Mateos Calviño

Memo Emoji

by Carolina Cores Otero

Cake Recipe

by Iria Rial Noya

Jack and the Special Beanstalk

by Sofía Gendre Lagares

Spring Memory

Спящая девочка

María looks very relaxed as Nikolai Dmitriyevich Kuznetsov's Sleeping Girl (1893), hung at the Rybinsk State History, Architecture and Art Museum-Preserve in Rybinsk, Russia.

Le Fils de L'homme

Another version of Magritte's The Son of Man (1964) by Lara.

by Lara Costa Fernández

The Meeting at Hyde Park

by Paula García Mazás

Le Fils de L'homme

This is Pedro versioning René Magritte's The Son of Man (1964).

by Pedro Hermida Rolle

Spanish Omelette

by Nico Garaboa Corgo

The Escape

by Nico Garaboa Corgo

Girl with a Pearl Earring

by Iria Rial Noya