Choose one of the onomatopoeias that you wrote before and create a piece of art using Lichtenstein's style and inspired by the meaning of the onomatopoeia.
Please, email to me the list with the five onomatopoeias and your piece of art.
Andy Warhol ate the same thing for lunch every day: a can of tomato soup. He said, “I used to have the same lunch every day, for twenty years, I guess, the same thing over and over again.” Make a drawing of what you like to eat for lunch. How will you represent, or show, your meal?
Now, it is time for you to create a piece of art that represent or show what you like to eat for lunch. Use your creativity!
You should create something similar to this (you can use the computer, draw it or even print an image in black and White and colour it with markers):
Me estáis mandando unos "Cuentos infinitos" muy bonitos. Algunos son vídeos y no puedo subirlos al blog por ello he creado este muro para que los insertéis vosotros. También podéis poner fotos de vuestros cuentos. Aquí tenéis un tutorial de cómo podéis hacerlo.
A petición de los niños y niñas con los que he hablado hoy por videoconferencia, os subo el turorial de cómo hacer un cuento infinito. Una bonita forma de celebrar mañana el DÍA DEL LIBRO.
Sabed que hoy ha ocurrido una tragedia. Ha sido destruida nuestra amada catedral. Prontamente os pediré ayuda para solucionar el problema. Os mando una maqueta para que veáis como ha quedado. Gran es nuestro pesar...
Students had to follow specific instructions in English to
hide their names in a creative way. Please see below the results (as a draft
and the final cardboard copy). They are really creative!