Making a sequential pattern

Making a sequential pattern - Aboriginal art

1. Are you pleased with your artwork? Why / why not?

I am very pleased with my artwork because it is unique and different to everyone else’s.

2. What was challenging when you did your sequential pattern artwork?

The challenging thing was being patient and not rushing.

3. What could you adapt / modify with your artwork?

Doing block colours and making more circles.

4. Who / what helped you with your sequential pattern artwork?

Miss Paton did because she drew my beautiful koala.

5. If you were to teach a new person how to create your artwork under your theme
(Aboriginal Art) what would be the teaching points / tips?

To be patient and don’t put yourself down. Sit next to people who you don’t talk to.

Draw your item with pencil and when your happy with it paint your item.

Make sure you pick the right colours and patterns.

6. What have you learnt about this process?

I will do lots more art and do more Aboriginal art.

Woven Photo Portrait

1. What did you accomplish?

My accomplishment was to finish my woven art and follow the pattern

2. Are you satisfied with your woven photo portrait? Why / Why not?

I'm not satisfied because I didn't take my time and the lines don't line up

3. What did you find easy when you created your woven photo portrait?

What I found easy was doing the same pattern through onto the photo

4. What did you find challenging when you were weaving your woven

photo portrait?

I found it difficult on lining the lines up and putting strips in place

5. What do you need to work on?

I need to work on taking my time and remembering what number I was on

6. What would you adjust with your woven photo portrait?

I would change the colour because too many people chose blue
backgrounds

7. What would you do next time to improve your self portrait?

Take my time and line the strips up properly

Room 1's Birthdays

April was the most celebrated with 3 people. March, June and November had 0 people celebrating in those months. February, May, October and December had 2 people celebrating in those months. January, July, August and September had 1 people celebrating in those months.