Talofa lava
Here are photos of our painting stage for our sculptures.
It was fun to paint!!

Joelle

Azzahdene

Athena and Christi

Tusi

Brayden

Victor

                                                                                 Ava












We tried to use colours that Peter Gossage used in his illustrations. Lots of lovely vibrant primary colours and different shades of blues and greens.

When they were completed we wrote a small summary about what our sculpture represents from the legend and how we felt about it and finally a name for our sculpture.

Faamu

Nesa

Azzahdene

Kruz

Manatu

                                              

Tusi

Brayden

Jaydah

Victor

                                           

Deshawn

Ngarima

Carolyn

 
                                            
                                                        Noah

Shannah

Hazel

Ember

Joelle

Athena

                                     

Manahuia

                                 

Lani

Markel

Christi

Ava

Serenity

Quote of the week

Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others.

Jonathan Swift

Hi there! Room 20 has been very busy at the end of the term creating sculptures for the art exhibition!
We were inspired by the amazing Maori legends written and illustrated by Peter Gossage.

Our first step was to find an image in one of the legends that we thought we could transform into a 3 dimensional shape and turn into a sculpture.
We planned, built, paper mache and painted. It took weeks!!
We are proud of our creations.

                                            
 Tusi

Nesa

Athena

Here are some sculptures at the      paper mache stage

Ava

Joelle