Jun 9, 2013

Rosalie Gascoigne Inspired Collage


A talented and patient year 3 class are responsible for these great collages. They are inspired by Rosalie Gascoigne's Tiger Tiger. I first tried this lesson with a combined year 5 and 6 class last year. Both times the students and myself have been really happy with the results. There's quite a bit of work involved and there are some very thoughtful responses from these young artists. You can read more about the process involved and see the work of the 5/6 class on this previous post.



I like the variety of themes the students have chosen, from single and varied colours, to typography, people, transport, hairstyles and more. I commented to one young student that I really liked his collection of colours to which he replied "it's not a colour collection, they're all different dress fabrics..." I was even more impressed! Some might find it a little creepy, but I was also really impressed with the student who amassed a collage of different skin tones. As I mentioned the students were very patient, mostly I think students of all ages like fairly fast paced art lessons but this process is fiddly and laborious. Year 3 is definitely the youngest I'll repeat this lesson with : )



8 comments:

  1. Awesome! Thanks for sharing them with us! Your students did a great job! :)

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  2. Terrific. Lesson! I just pinned it!

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  3. Love these! I am impressed with your students' patience and neatness. Great work.

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  4. Thank you yet again. A successful lesson accomplished with your guidance.
    http://gretchenbuwalda.blogspot.co.nz/2015/10/roslyn-gascoigne-m14.html

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    1. Thanks Gretchen, your much younger students did a great job! : )

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