Students learned about one-point perspective and Op Art. They used one point perspective to help them in creating their unique optical illusion artworks.

Creating imaginary worlds -grade 6 artwork

Students learned about perspective and applied it in the context of Surrealist artworks, to create imaginary worlds.

Japan inspired artwork. Students learned about Surrealism and 2-point perspective in order to created an artwork inspired with the country of their choice.

New Zeland inspired artwork. Students learned about Surrealism and 3-point perspective in order to created an artwork inspired with the country of their choice.

Mexico inspired artwork. Students learned about Surrealism and 3-point perspective in order to created an artwork inspired with the country of their choice.

Japan inspired artwork. Students learned about Surrealism and 3-point perspective in order to created an artwork inspired with the country of their choice.

France inspired artwork. Students learned about Surrealism and 3-point perspective in order to created an artwork inspired with the country of their choice.

Australia inspired artwork. Students learned about Surrealism and 3-point perspective in order to created an artwork inspired with the country of their choice.

The student explored the artworks of Partick Hughes and used them as a reference to create their artwork.

Having a Different Perspective

The rediscovery of perspective during the Renaissance revolutionized visual arts, profoundly influencing our understanding, perception, and representation of the world. Acquiring knowledge of perspective equips students with a potent tool for accurately depicting their visual experiences.

From grades 6 to 9, students progressively developed their understanding of perspective. Their journey began with one-point perspective and Op Art in grade 6. In grade 7, they delved into the realm of Surrealism, exploring two and three-point perspectives. Finally, in grade 9, they ventured into the intriguing world of reverse perspective through the works of Patrick Hughes.

Through this comprehensive exploration of perspective, students have gained a profound understanding of its significance in visual arts. By mastering various perspective techniques, students have developed the ability to accurately represent the world around them and communicate their unique perspectives. This knowledge will serve as a valuable foundation for their future artistic endeavors.

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