The Mural is finished! Jeremiah put the final coat of sealer on it this morning.
WAHS HUB Mural Public Art Project
Friday, May 4, 2012
Creating the mural
Adding the pieces. Each piece was added to the wall individually. The entire process took about a week to adhere all the pieces to the wall. It was great to see the mural grow daily; everyday a little more of the mural was finished.
Painting the wall white...
We are nearly finished with all the mural pieces and it is now time to ready the surface of the wall. First the students are going to prime the wall with 2 coats of kilz primer. We will let this dry, then start applying each individual mural piece.
The Colorful Art Room
Things are getting really colorful around the art room as the mural progresses. Students are finishing their second piece and we are now finding the right estrangement to hang on the wall. Jeremiah is experimenting with possible combinations out in the hallway. The students are getting very anxious to see their mural on the wall. We will begin preparing the brick wall after Easter break.
Coming Along
The mural is started and coming along nicely. Students are taking their sketches and creating each final mural piece from it. Students are trying a variety of media, including paint, markers, oil pastels, photographs and graphic design.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Painting and a Splash of Color
We are finally ready to begin our painting on the mural. Jeremiah started introducing the different colors to the students. We ordered both the standard colors (red, yellow, blue, orange, green and violet) and neon and glow-in-the-dark colors; to add some dimension to the color palette. Students are using their sketches to create their final drawings on the Pellon.
*Colorful art to follow in additional postings:)
All the cut-up Pellon or better known as our mural, all in one handful!
Jeremiah is mixing the paint and getting it ready to apply to the mural pieces.
The neon colors!
Jill is charging the glow-in-the-dark blue to test it out.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Cutting the Pellon
Yesterday and today students were busy cutting up the large pieces of Pellon into smaller 10 inch by 10 inch squares. This process has been a loooonnnngggg
arduous process that the students are very happy to be finished with!
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