Showing posts with label food inspired. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food inspired. Show all posts

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Ice Cream sundaes

 This was a three day sub assignment for middle school classes. I showed students how to draw the outline shape of the sundae cup and the ice cream then let them create their own sundaes with a choice of their topping and favors. This is outlined first drawn in pencil then, outlined in black permanent markers then colored with oil pastel.

Saturday, November 3, 2012

Haunted House

Twice a year I make these graham cracker houses. I make them at Halloween time with Halloween candy then again at Christmas time with holiday candy.I used chocolate grahams for the Haunted house. The graham crackers are "glued" together into a box shape with frosting.I used full sheets of crackers for this townhouse. I prefer using half sheets for Christmas so it looks more like a cottage house. Then two cracker half's are put at an angle to create the roof. Its kinda like when you build a house of cards.Broken cracker crumbs created the "grave stones" the "sidewalk" and the "dirt". I usually build the house on cardboard sheets with aluminum foil or in this case plastic wrap over them. Best to use something disposable.

Sunday, December 4, 2011

my FLickr album or poylemr clay mini jewlery

Flickr album.. Just started uploading images to my flickr account recently and you can look me up there and check out my new stuff!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/11178693@N00/

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Faux foods

 I few weeks ago I was working with a new group of kids at the Dazzle school. I have leftover cardboard circles from the "Cosmic Greenies" back drops I had done. They made my think..Pizza! maybe I was just hungry. This project is very simple.. you will need Red acrylic paint and a variety of colors of craft foam, scissors and Elmer's glue.  Paint on the red paint. while this is sitting cut the shapes of you craft foam choose for , cheeses, pepperoni, mushrooms, sausage etc. Cut your shapes drizzle on Elmer's white glue over the red paint and and your pizza toppings!