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Christopher - Drawn on back of a Club cracker box

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Christopher - Drawn on back of a Club cracker box

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The world tells you to hurry.  Art tells you to take your time.  Welcome New Teachers to the AACPS Visual Arts Family!!!

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Journal page. Vellum, water soluble oil pastels, sharpie, watercolor and various collaged images.

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Bob Ross and his lesson objective

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Traveling Pencil Case: The object I chose has been with me almost my whole life as an artist, and accompanied me to every place I have traveled and lived around the world to capture memories and designs that piqued my interest--a scrap of a mosaic tiled floor in Spain, the steady marching arches of the Colosseum, the bougainvillea of my mother-in-law's patio garden in Mexico, the cosmic world of color encased in an oyster shell, and the impossibly layered buildings of Edinburgh's Old Town. Visual journaling has helped my capture and relive my experiences and memories, and this eclecticism is an element I bring to my own personal art-making process.

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Unfinished Pop Art Inspired Morning Coffee

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Taylor Councill
Digital Collage

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My object was a quilt my husband's aunt made us for our son, Ripley. It is such a colorful, beautiful gift! My son and I do everything on this blanket- tummy time, reading books, snuggling, playing with toys.
We spend a lot of time outside as well. Last week we went to Patapsco State Park. Rip was starting to reach out to the bark and playing with twigs. It was amazing to see him explore those textures and appreciate nature!

I created this with watercolor pencils, water based markers and ink. I also cut out a picture of my son and pasted it down. I am currently working on drawing his portrait.

Also! "Ripley" means "a clearing in a forest" :)

Julia