Symmetrical FrostingAfter baking a cake, we had some leftover frosting (or icing) and decided to make some symmetrical designs with it. Fortunately, we had some plastic bags that were specifically designed for "piping" or decorating a cake, however, a plastic baggie with a small corner cut out can work as well. Reminder: a symmetrical design is a composition with an imaginary center line that has design elements that are similar on both sides of the center line. We simply piped symmetrical designs onto clean dinner plates. If you have multiple colors, give that a try too. This was a fun activity. We practiced our design skills. And the art tasted good too!
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AuthorJonathan Graffius is the K-6 Visual art teacher at PCS. Jonathan's personal art consists of paintings, oil pastels, photography and sculpture. The primary purpose of this blog is to keep the PCS community informed of current art news and activities at PCS. This blog will also serve as a tool for encouraging student creativity and artistic expression. Members of the PCS community are invited to participate in this blog by adding your comments. This blog will be maintained to ensure a positive and supportive environment. Should you have any issues or concerns, please contact me directly at: [email protected]. Archives
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