TNPS Student Artists

A K-6 art blog showcasing the artistic talents of students from Turramurra North Public School. The artworks featured include sculpture, painting, drawing, printmaking, photography and artworks produced using various art apps.

Thursday, 3 December 2020

TNPS VIRTUAL ART EXHIBITION 2020

The students of Turramurra North Public school have created these wonderful masterpieces for our first ever virtual art exhibition. We hope you enjoy their work.

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Labels: ART WORK, EXHIBITION, KINDERGARTEN, STAGE 3, YEAR 1, YEAR 2, YEAR 3, YEAR 4, YEAR 5, YEAR 6

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The Amazing Artist JM

A JM signed original. This young artist's relative is working with helicopters and so JM produced this wonderful piece of art. Incredible detail.

Flowers Everywhere

Drawn by a year 4 Artist

INDOMINUS REX

Jordan has been busy in the holidays and he has been thinking of others. What a wonderful birthday card to give to your cousin. You are a talented artist Jordan.

KANDINSKY INSPIRED ARTWORK

Miss O created this wonderful Kandinsky inspired artwork. She has studied his art in great detail. It's not easy working from home but I am so proud of her commitment to complete this wonderful piece.

ENDANGERED SPECIES ART COMPETITION ENTRY

This young artist choose to depict a cuddly Koala for her entry into the Endangered Species Art Competition. Best of luck Miss O, your drawing is gorgeous!

A YOUNG CREATIVE

This young artist reimagined an artwork that was on the wall.

CREATIVE SCULPTING

HE JUST MAKES YOU SMILE

A GIFTED ARTIST

This young talent used a concentrated eye to draw this incredible kangaroo. Everything is in proportion. I am so proud and awestruck. Miss S is in year 4, I am looking forward to what she will produce in year 6.

ART IS EVERYWHERE

This young creative was doing some work with his dad. He repurposed this piece of expanding foam and it is now a very intriguing piece of sculpture. Brilliant work!

YEAR 5 STILL LIFE

This young artist created this stunning painting by first layering the background and then painting the fruit and its shadow on another piece of paper. She cut it out and positioned it on her background. I love the perspective. One very proud artist and one very proud art teacher.

ENTOMOLOGIST PERHAPS?

This young talent may have a future in entomology after the exceptionally detailed white charcoal drawing of his insect. Maybe he will be a famous artist as well.

A YOUNG DESIGNER IN THE MAKING

The sophistication of this design work and detail is extraordinary.

STUDENT ARTIST

A talented TNPS student artist who has an interest in dragons. His drawing of a dragon head is just incredible. I especially love the shape and positioning of the teeth. A great drawing!

THREATENED SPECIES ART COMPETITION

Harry's entry into the Threatened Species Art Competition demonstrates his incredible talent as a young artist and his concern as an environmentally aware year 4 student. Take some time to look into his drawing, it tells a story we need to hear. Click on the image and you will be directed to the competition.

A BEAUTIFUL PAINTING

Look at the delicate painterly tones in the bird. I am constantly astounded by the incredible talent of the students of TNPS.

Collaborative Sculpture

Two brilliant young artists. Their Sculpture is amazing and so is their drawing of it. Look at the perspective and the rendering of light and dark, extraordinary!

DRAWING SNAKES

A very creative young student. The composition is excellent, with extraordinary care taken to accurately portray the foreground, middle ground and background. I have three words WOW, WOW, WOW

A Spontaneous Drawing

This young artist used his spare 5 minutes wisely and produced this gorgeous little bird.

A FRIENDLY TURTLE

A PROUD ARTIST

A YOUNG TALENT

This fish looks to be inspired by Picasso.

Year 6 Scribble Drawing

A sensitive self portrait. Can you guess who?

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Year 1 Britto Inspired. Black pen and watercolour

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Lee-Anne Plasto: I am passionate about creativity and imagination in education. I love seeing students achieve on all levels, especially seeing students persist and overcome obstacles to create art they never thought they could. I feel very privileged in my role as an art educator.

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