Learning Area Update
Art Department News
07 May By Naomi Olthof, Learning Area Leader - Art
Exploring Identity: Year 8 Visual Arts Students Showcase Mini Me Avatars
In a creative whirlwind, Year 8 students have embarked on a journey of self-discovery through artistry, unveiling their Mini Me Avatars with pride and enthusiasm. These avatars, digitally rendered portraits, serve as vibrant reflections of their personalities, interests, and unique attributes, showcasing a remarkable blend of imagination and technical skill.
Undertaking the task of crafting one's own likeness is no small feat, yet these young artists have fearlessly delved into the challenge, guided by their innate creativity and a dash of courage. The result? A stunning array of portraits that not only mirror their physical appearances but also capture the essence of who they are.
From the initial stages of sketching to the intricate process of digital rendering using tools like Photoshop and Illustrator, the journey has been one of discovery and growth. For many, this endeavour marks their first foray into the realm of digital design, where they've embraced new techniques with unwavering determination.
We are proud of the way students have found ways to weave their interests into an image that also tries to capture the essence of who they look like.
Several of the remarkable designs are showcased below, while numerous masterpieces are presently exhibited in the St. Paul's Arts & Technology Building. Several of the remarkable designs are showcased below, with the reaming masterpieces on display in the St. Paul's Arts & Technology Building.
