2020 World Oceans Day Art Contest

The theme of the 2020 World Oceans Day Art Contest is "Protect Our Home". 

Due to the current COVID-19 situation, the contest will be by online submission only.  Participants are asked to email a photo of their submission to Worldoceansday@gov.nl.ca, along with the student’s name, school and grade level. One winner per grade will be selected, and winners will be notified on World Oceans Day, June 8th, 2020. Each winner will receive an oceans-related prize pack that would be sent out once current COVID-19 protocols and self-distancing have been lifted.  

The deadline for art contest submissions is May 25th, 2020. 

April Art Challenge

A little late to the game, but here is our April Art Challenge!
Complete it in your sketchbook and if you're really keen, go back and complete days 1-7! Would love to see some finished pics. Happy Sketching!

Art Challenge #1

So here is my first challenge. You can complete it in your sketchbook if you have one or just on plain paper. If you feel the desire, you can email me your finished work or post to Twitter (@HTH_art ).

Rip a section out of a magazine, newspaper, flyer etc and draw/continue your image. See unfinished example bellow.

To all my students...

Hello to all my students!

I'm finally getting around to posting some things to my blog. I hope you are all well during this stressful time.

I will be adding some art challenges for you all. Definitely not mandatory but for those who are looking for a creative outlet or are just looking for something to do, I thought these little challenges could be fun. You could do all or complete the odd one.

I miss our daily encounters, funny chats and endless creativity. I hope to see you all soon!

Sketchbook Due

Art 2212 and 3200 students are reminded that their second set of sketches are due on Friday, February 21st.

Coloured Pencil Cupcakes

Grade 8 Pumpkin Patch Oil Pastels

Heritage NL Poster Contest

SPARK THE CONVERSATION Poster Contest

“Spark The Conversation” is a creative contest where young people are asked
to *draw or design a picture of how the concept of accessibility makes them
FEEL*. It is hoped that these efforts will spark a broader conversation on
how accessibility in the built environment benefits us all.
 
The contest is open to all young people (Grades K-12) in Newfoundland and
Labrador, with an easy online submission process for both young people and
their families. You can view the prizes and information on the attached
student flyer or at www.udnnl.ca or www.universaldesignnetwork.com

Local Art Contest