I don't think I've posted the kids' art since summer! And, I have to say, it's been nice to teach there on a more consistent schedule, and really get to know the kids better, as well as their art.
Here are some of my faves, since fall.
La Tour Eiffel by Moonlight
Watercolor, watercolor pencil and ink on paper
By Shelby, 10
sweetheart and more talented than she knows!
(Wait til you see her next piece!)
Oh, and here's a little fun music to go with the kids …
Still life with Roses
Pastel on Paper
Deanna, 6
Matisse enthusiast and storyteller
Still Life Narrative: Story of Tragic Transgender Teen
(No, I'm not making that up.
She had a whole beautifully detailed story
written around this piece.)
Charcoal and Pastel on Paper
McKenna, 13
Artistic soul, got into all 6 high schools to which she applied,
including the Los Angeles School of the Arts, her school of choice
Girl with Blue Orb
Oil on Canvas
Talia, 17 (just turned 18)
Beyond brilliant, and off to Brown University in the Fall
Godzilla and the Chevy
Pastel and charcoal pencil on paper
Simon, 8
Imaginative and unique, also a beekeeper
Monochrome Monarch
Charcoal tone drawing
Jessica, 9
A little funny and bright butterfly,
practical joker, and my little buddy
Landscape Meadow with Oak Trees
Watercolor on Paper
Juliette, 10
Energetic and excited watercolor enthusiast,
(this was her first!) also fluent in French.
Still Life Interior by a Window View
Pastel on Paper
Jaffe, 6
Snacker and visionary colorist
I found I could say things with color and shapes
that I couldn't say any other way-
Things I had no words for.
~Georgia O'Keeffe
Cupcake Creation with Chocolate Sprinkles
Acrylic on Canvas
Keya, 13
Sensitive, talented, and totally boy crazy
Seascape Inspired by Book Cover
Acrylic on Canvas
Tessa, 11
Humorist, jokester, matchmaker
and paints water like no body's business
Mountain Landscape with Lake
Watercolor on paper
Eva Luna, 10
Watercolorist extraordinaire, future public speaker
and fellow matchmaker with best friend Tessa
Watercolorist extraordinaire, future public speaker
and fellow matchmaker with best friend Tessa
It's not just about creativity,
it is about the person you're becoming
while you're creating.
~Charlie Peacock
This Sunday is our yearly exhibition "Wiz Works," of all the kids art. If you are in LA, you should come by! It's from 2-6:00pm 1947 Hillhurst, in Los Feliz.
Hope you are all of to a great week!
Blessings and light!
11 comments:
Bonsoir,
Une publication très émouvante avec toutes ces oeuvres toutes plus belles les unes que les autres...
Gros bisous à tous.
This is such a great post . . .
Children's art always blows me away.
And I love your photos of the "artists" next
to their work.
Ya dun good, Lu!
Thank you so much for sharing.
Oh Lucinda, I just love it when you show your students. So sweet. Tell Talia that my best friends' daughter, Carmine Wiley, is just finishing her first year at Brown and just loves it.
Wonderful. A great art teacher and great students! You are surely a gift to them.
What gifted art students! Amazing work! You must be so proud of their accomplishments.
These kids are off to an amazing artistic future! It's so cool to see such raw talent, such beauty.
What a treat...thanks Lucinda!
What a wonderful collection. All these kids are super-talented. Amazing work.
hello,
gosh, these are all fabulous! you must be so proud of your students!
I really enjoyed seeing each piece.
wow ! ...it looks like they love your art classes lucinda ...a treat to have a glipse of all of their art work
I'm so incredibly impressed by this!!! These kids are amazing. So much talent, joy and free expression. I feel inspired, and also sad in a way. I know how much I restrict myself in art because it's never 'good enough'. I hope these kids will always hold onto their bold way of expressing themselves through art and never stop because of their inner critic. I'm inspired!
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