After sketching a Grand daddy harpuka, we sketched feathers and seaweed and then painted an ocean background. We painted fish, drew them using pastels and vivid and then when they cut out we stuck them onto our backgrounds to make an under water scene. Size A2
We sketched a fish skeleton in 6B pencil and then in charcoal using some white chalk pastel for highlights Size A4
We sketched a fish skeleton in 6B pencil and then in charcoal using some white chalk pastel for highlights. Size A4
We sketched a fish skeleton in 6B pencil and then in charcoal using some white chalk pastel for highlights Size A4
We sketched fish, shells and feathers and then we painted a background of the sea. We painted a fish and then drew shells and other sea things with pastel and vivid. When we got these all cut out, we stuck them onto the background.
We sketched fish, a fish skeleton, shells and feathers and then we painted a background of the sea. We painted a fish and then drew shells and other sea things with pastel and vivid. When we got these all cut out, we stuck them onto the background. Size – A2
This picture started at discovery time when Alice was painting on newsprint creating lots of different patterns. When the paper got very heavy with pant it ripped and when I said it looked a bit like a face, Alice painted features and stuck on some hair.. we also found a heavier piece of paper!
We started this picture by sketching a fish, a fish skeleton, and some seaweed. We painted our backgrounds and t then we made pictures using pencils, vivid pens and dye. We cut them out and stuck the pictures onto our backgrounds to made our sea assemblages size A2
We started this picture by sketching a fish, a fish skeleton, and some seaweed. We painted our backgrounds and t then we made pictures using pencils, vivid pens and dye. We cut them out and stuck the pictures onto our backgrounds to made our sea assemblages Size A2
We started this picture by sketching a fish, a fish skeleton, and some seaweed. We painted our backgrounds and t then we made pictures using pencils, vivid pens and dye. We cut them out and stuck the pictures onto our backgrounds to made our sea assemblages size -A2
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The Mangawhai Artists Gallery is located at 45 Moir Street, Mangawhai, next door to the Mangawhai Library.
