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Klimt inspired art.

May 17, 2012 by

I needed a shove today to get creative (actually, I needed several shoves just to get upright 🙁 ) and thankfully Maggie from Red Ted Art came through with her new Kids Get Arty linky. As an aside, Maggie did a lovely guest post for me on MuddlePuddle the other week, which is a really nice easy craft for small people and worth a look.

As I’m not currently bendy enough to move, I did rely on the kids getting on with this while taking time out for music lessons as they went along – they did really well. Honestly, the back thing is rubbish, like being pregnant the wrong way round 🙁

First we read a little on Klimt from an Usborne book and then looked at lots of his work on Google images. They liked The Kiss and Maddy was taken with the people in general but the younger girls went with the tree of life images – possibly I have brain washed them!

I got out scrapping stuff, tissue, scraps of Fimo, beads and card and left them too it, once we’d discussed the basics of the art work, focusing on colour, simplicity, the patterns inside the mosaic elements of the pieces etc but they mostly just found their own way with it.

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Maddy’s woman.

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Amelie’s @Bush of Life’ (ahem) with millifiori canes.

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Josie’s beaded Tree of Life, possibly the best independent bit of art she has done yet.

I loved them all and really enjoyed watching them doing unprescribed creating. We all enjoyed his style and may do more tomorrow.

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Exploring Artists, Fimo Models Tagged With: collage, Discovering artists, exploring modern art with children, fimo collage, Klimt collage, Klimt with kids, tree of life

Comments

  1. maggy, red ted art says

    May 17, 2012 at 5:55 pm

    Oh Merry, these are wonderful. I love the tree of life! Simply gorgeous and SUCH a great art project for kids!

    Thank you for sharing our Kids Get Arty journey!

    Maggy

  2. Midlife Singlemum says

    May 17, 2012 at 6:14 pm

    Fantastic artwork! You are welcome to link this post to my Art I Heart ( #ArtIHeart ) linky tomorrow – only if you want to.

  3. Anna says

    May 17, 2012 at 10:36 pm

    Really beautiful!! Hope you feel better soon x

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