Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Our finished wax resist pictures
A few weeks ago Miss Ash posted some photos of us working in art using a technique called wax resist. This is where you draw using wax crayons and then paint over the wax with a wash of black ink. The wax and ink do not mix and so most of the ink sits on the surface. The paper that is not covered with wax absorbs the ink and the paper turns black. Here are our finished pictures.
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I liked Irene's picture.
ReplyDeleteBecouse it had very, very, very beautiful. Nice paterns I really liked it alot, and the bricks had primary brown colors
love Cristina in IST,Y2!
thank you Cristina yours is very beautiful
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeletethat is rrreeeaaalllyyy cool dude!
ReplyDeleteI like the pictures. from Campbell for swannanoa
ReplyDeletegreat wax crayon work. from jaredjones swannanoa school room9
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL Mate!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCherry Tree Class have been looking at your pictures:
ReplyDeleteI like how you drew the bricks says Jack
I like it how you do all the details says Thomas
I like them because they are all neat says Elliott
I like all the colours says Kyle
I think all your pictures are colourful says Chloe
I like your patterns says Millie
I like them because they are very colourful says Josephine
I like the artwork too says Roman!
Keep it up! says Cherry Tree Class
Those pictures look very cool.From Liam w.-Swannanoa School
ReplyDeleteI like your pitchers
ReplyDeleteand how you drawed them
from bonnie swannanoa school nz