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FTS 7th grade student's newspaper "Value" self portrait was selected for the Artsonia artist of the week! You can vote once a day. Click the link & vote for Micaylah10 artsonia.com/museum/aotw/vot… @LindsayGooditis @NicholasADiaz @FTSHunterdon @ArtEducatorsNJ @Artsonia

8th grade "Blind Contour Watercolors". Students focused on observing and drawing each object without looking at the paper. Using watercolor, they painted their images on a single sheet of paper to create an abstract representation. @LindsayGooditis @NicholasADiaz @ArtEducatorsNJ

8th Grade Final Project "Erase Your Face", Congratulations class of 2023! @FTSHunterdon @NicholasADiaz @LindsayGooditis @ArtEducatorsNJ

Students in 8th. grade created "Wire Stocking Sculptures". Fascinating designs! @FTSHunterdon @LindsayGooditis @NicholasADiaz @ArtEducatorsNJ

Another fantastic display at the Young Artists Showcase! @HunterdonArtMus @FTSHunterdon @NicholasADiaz @LindsayGooditis @ArtEducatorsNJ

6th grade students created watercolor “Birch Trees”. Reflections, shadows and warm/cool colors were discussed and implemented in their work. @FTSHunterdon @LindsayGooditis @NicholasADiaz @ArtEducatorsNJ

“Loopy Lines” 4th grade discussed string art and how it can create unique designs and texture. Students create a continuous line with glue and yarn, then add lines of shape and color to complete their piece. @FTSHunterdon @MsGooditis @timkoteaches @NicholasADiaz @ArtEducatorsNJ

Awesome project, awesome results! "Blind Contour Watercolor" by 8th grade students...@FTSHunterdon @MsGooditis @timkoteaches @NicholasADiaz @ArtEducatorsNJ

1st. grade "Tear, Paper, Paint" project...@FTSHunterdon @NicholasADiaz @timkoteaches @ArtEducatorsNJ

In recognition of Black History Month, 5th grade observed and recreated a still life painting by Harlem Renaissance artist William H. Johnson. Each student traced and painted individual sections to recreate the entire piece as a whole. @FTSHunterdon @MsGooditis @NicholasADiaz