2015-16 Fieldtrip Flyer - CREATIVE KAOS Art Studio

FOUR Different Ways to Book:
Booking Information:
#1. In-School Workshops:
 All Fieldtrips are booked by email at: [email protected]
Creative Kaos will visit your classroom in the morning or afternoon
 Although helpers are not necessary, we ask that you limit one helper
 9:00-10:00am or 1:00-2:00pm
 All workshops are $6.19 +.31gst = $6.50 for one visit
per 10 students
 You will be billed for a min of 15 students for all bookings
 Invoices will be emailed to the booking teacher after fieldtrips as we do not
#2. In-School Visual Arts Day:
Book 2-3 classrooms on the same day
CREATIVE KAOS
ART STUDIO
charge for absent students
 Please make checks out to: Creative Kaos
 More Fieldtrip choices can be found online at www.creativekaos.com
Book two - three classrooms at your school on the same day
Time schedules:
 2 classes: 9:00-10:00 and 10:30-11:30
 3 classes: 9:00-10:00am,10:30-11:30am, and 1:00-2:00pm
 Workshops are reduced to $5.72 + .29gst = $6.00
#3. In-School Visual Arts Week:
Book more than one day during the week (3 classrooms pr day)
Time schedule:
 9:00-10:00am,10:30-11:30am, and 1:00-2:00pm
 Fieldtrips are reduced to $5.24 + .26gst = $5.50 when booking two or more days
#4. Become a Visual Arts School:
Check out our
“NEW”
Visual Arts
Programs
NEW
Involve your ENTIRE School: Primary and Intermediate divisions
(3 classrooms pr day)
Time schedule:
 9:00-10:00am,10:30-11:30am, and 1:00-2:00pm
 Fieldtrips are reduced to $4.76 + .24gst = $5.00 when booking your entire
school: Primary and Intermediate divisions. Bookings are 3 classes pr day x as many
days as your school will need to accommodate all divisions.
Fieldtrip Flyer 2015-2016
Creative Kaos Art Studio
103-10931 Barnston View Road
Pitt Meadows, BC V3Y 0B8
Professional Days/Workshops/Parties
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Now accepting bookings for Professional Days
NEW: book us for your next Staff Party!
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Also remember FREE on-line Art Projects for Teachers
All information can be found on-line at www.creativekaos.com
email: [email protected]
www.creativekaos.com
www.creativekaos.com
Why Hire a Professional Artist?
The Professional Artist brings their specialized knowledge
and skills of a particular art medium and history.
Teachers learn new instructional skills to add to their ever
expanding repertoire. Students learn new art skills and the
relationship of those skills to the general curriculum.
Students, teachers and parents gain new insights and
enthusiasm into art education.
Drawing
Learn to draw and paint “Horses”
With direct instruction in technical drawing,
students learn to draw and paint realistic looking
horses solving problems with proportion and
perspective. All grade levels.
Emily Carr: Charcoal and Paint
Carr is remembered primarily for her painting. She
was one of the first artists to attempt to capture the
spirit of Canada in a modern style. Previously,
Canadian Painting had been mostly portraits and
representational landscapes. Students will capture
the style of Carr in their charcoal paintings.
All grade levels.
The History of Animation
Did you ever wonder how the eye sees motion? Do
you know what a Thaumatrope or a zoetrope is?
Flip books and more... will be
discussed and created.
Intermediate level and up.
Amedeo Modigliani Self Portraits
Modigliani was an Italian born painter who was
influenced by African masks and sculpture. His
portraits resemble these works with their
almond eyes, twisted noses, pursed mouths, and
elongated necks. Students learn portrait techniques
to draw themselves in this flat and masklike manner.
All grade levels
Pastel
Tempera Batik
Batik is an ancient Japanese resist printing
technique. This faux methods renders
paintings with a cracked batik effect.
All grade levels.
Matisse’s Window
Henri Matisse was an artist often regarded as the
most important French painter of the 20th century.
The leader of the Fauvist movement around 1900,
Matisse pursued the expressiveness of colour
throughout his career. Students re-create one of
Matisse‟s most famous paintings in their own
style using soft pastel. All grade levels.
Group of Seven
Students will discuss Lawren Harris, a
member of the Group of Seven, and use
chalk pastels and glue to create our beautiful
Province or city.
All grade levels.
Painting
Mixed Media
Wild Poppy Watercolours
Watercolor can be a tricky medium to master.
Students will learn helpful tips, essential
techniques, and step-by-step demonstrations
on using watercolors.
All grade levels.
Under the Sea Glazes
Students learn how to glaze with paint
while creating salt water fish. A glaze
refers to a layer of transparent paint. A
glaze changes the color cast or texture
of the surface. All grade levels.
Georgia OKeeffe - Watercolours
Georgia O'Keeffe created her beautiful,
detailed paintings by closely observing the
world around her. Learn about this famous
female artist and her technique of monumental abstraction. Using O‟Keeffe‟s methods,
students will create beautiful watercolor paintings of enormous
plants and flowers. All grade levels.
Scaredy Cats
Students will use a variety of materials to
create this very “Scaredy” Cat.
Primary grade level.
Lighthouse Watercolours
Learn the basics of watercolour using an illustrated
watercolour technique. Step-by-step demonstrations
on painting wet-in-wet and watercolour pencil will be
shown. All grade levels
Killer Whale Paintings
After learning the basics of watercolour,
students will learn more complicated
techniques, and step-by-step
demonstrations on using watercolors and
resist methods will be shown.
Intermediate grade levels.
Wassily Kandinsky
Kandinsky was a Russian painter
credited with painting the first Modern
Abstract works which are based on the
non-representational properties of color
and form. Students learn to watercolour
abstracts in colourful and imaginative
ways. All grade levels.
India Ink and Watercolour
Students create india ink to create a
„smoky‟ background for this patterned
and colourful butterfly.
All grade levels.
Design Your Own Fieldtrip
Do you have an Idea but don't know how to create it?
Fieldtrips can be Uniquely Designed to meet the needs of
individual classrooms and age of participants. A Variety of
Materials, Specific Artists and Art Movements can be discussed
and created in your classroom.
All grade levels.
Gustav Klimt
Gustav Klimt was an Austrian symbolist
artist. Students learn to re-create
symbols designed during Klimt‟s „Gold‟
period of ART NOUVEAU décor.
All grade levels.
Henri Rousseau
Rousseau was a French Surrealist
known for his mysterious jungle
paintings. Students re-create
Rousseau‟s Jungles in plastercine.
All grade levels
“The Scream” - Charcoal Mixed Media
Edvard Munch was the impressionist who
created “The Scream”. The artwork was his
most famous work and one of the most recognizable images in modern art. The piece is
said to depict life, love, and fear. Students will
re-create The Scream in their own form depicting emotions charcoal and paint.
All grade levels.
Sand Art Animals
Students will create animal imagery with
sand! Choice of Farm, Zoo, Ocean, or Forest
Animals. All grade levels.
Printmaking
Collographs and Joan Miro
Miro's works were often playful,
spontaneous, and dreamlike. His
surrealistic pictures often consisted of
large areas of bright colors. Students
create collographs using Miro‟s unique
style. Intermediate grade levels.
Introduction to Blockprinting
Block printing involves etching an image
into the plate, inking, and transferring
the images to paper. Two or more colour
prints will be created depending upon
time and skill level.
All grade levels.
Toulouse Lautrec and Monoprints
Toulouse Lautrec‟s movement and forms
were important in his artwork. His
compositions included unusual
perspectives and the use of large areas of
flat color. Monoprint printmaking offers the
opportunity to paint directly on Plexiglas
using various colors and “pulling” the print
directly from the Plexiglas allowing for large areas of flat colour.
All grade levels.
Collage and Stamping
Students create a mixed-media creation
involving collage and stamp printmaking.
Perfect for a Winter Snowman or Spring Bunny
Theme!
Primary grade level.
Paint and Print
Students will create a colourful
background to apply their sea turtle
prints. This project combines watercolour
and blockprinting.
All grade levels.
Recycling
Tissue Butterflies or Turtles
Students learn how to glaze with paint
while creating tissue paper Butterflies or
turtles. A glaze refers to a layer of
transparent paint. A glaze changes the
color cast or texture of the surface.
Primary grade level.
Recycled Stained Glass Fish
Recycled Art is made from anything
reused, recycled, salvaged,
scrounged, or found. Students learn
how to turn an ordinary 2 litre pop
bottle into a beautiful piece of art.
Primary grade level.
Note: teachers please bring one clean 2 litre pop bottle pr
student