Landscape
Oil Painting
Students explored the use of lean, fat and wax paste mediums with oil paint to create their landscape paintings based on their own photographs. Students studied the specific use of warm and cool colours to create space and sense of distance.
Harriet Thorpe
Kristie Kriaris-Tsotras
Rubaba Khandaker
Sara Suiter
Sienna Gigliotti
Kevin Fu
Simona Veljanoski
Artform exploration
Linocut printmaking
Whilst working from home during Term 3 students worked on carving large linocuts. The subject matter was the students choice and the focus was on exploring different carving techniques to create a range of textures, fine details and a source of light.
Harriet Thorpe
Harriet Thorpe
Rubaba Khandaker
Sienna Gigliotti
Sienna Gigliotti
Simona Veljanoski
Simona Veljanoski
Kristie Kriaris-Tsotras
Sara Suiter
Kevin Fu
Portraiture
Photography
Whilst working from home, students began with photographic portraits of family members and through explorations of Photoshop techniques, created digitally manipulated portraits that revealed a history or insight about their subject.
Christian Martinez
Christian Martinez
Harriet Thorpe
Harriet Thorpe
Kristie Kriaris-Tsotras
Kristie Kriaris-Tsotras
Kristie Kriaris-Tsotras
Matthew Bethune
Matthew Bethune
Rubaba Khandaker
Rubaba Khandaker
Sienna Gigliotti
Sienna Gigliotti
Simona Veljanovski
Simona Veljanovski
Comparative Study artworks
mixed media
As part of the Higher Level Visual Art Comparative study, students created artworks that respond to their three chosen artworks. After researching, analysing and comparing the artworks, students make a new work that feature aspects of all three works, potentially through style, subject matter, artform, concept, materials or techniques.
Christian Martinez
Harriet Thorpe
Kevin Fu
Kristie Kriaris-Tsotras
Rubaba Khandaker
Rubaba Khandaker
Sara Suiter
Sienna Gigliotti
Simona Veljanovski