Art – The Curse of Medusa!

This term we will be starting our Art topic which is all about the curse of Medusa. We will be drawing our own pictures of Medusa practicing techniques like sketching and shading which we have learnt about in Year 4. We will be looking at Traditional Greek art like paintings, sculptures and pottery. Remember, traditional art is historical and modern art is from between 1860s-1970s. Can you tell me one thing you remember learning about from art in Year 4?

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20 Responses to Art – The Curse of Medusa!

  1. Ramina says:

    Medusa was a gorgon who could turn people to stone by looking at them!

  2. Alexander says:

    In year 4, we learned about sketching which is a light and gentle way of drawing and shading which adds shadows to our sketches.

  3. Jaykob Pollitt Bosmans says:

    One thing I’ve learned is how to sketch then shade with different pencils.

  4. TJ says:

    We will be starting to draw Medusa. Practicing techniques like sketching and shading which we have learnt about in Year 4. We will be looking at Traditional Greek art like paintings and sculptures.

  5. Mukarram says:

    This is Medusa, a mythical monster with snakes as hair and if she’s look at you, you turn into stone. We are going to make a picture of her in art.

  6. Nel says:

    In Year 4 we would sculpt volcanoes and colour them with paint, there was black sparkly paint for the volcano, red for lava, orange and yellow.

  7. Soha says:

    I am really excited for this topic because we are drawing, one of my favourite hobbies. We are drawing Medusa. In Year 4 we sculpted volcanoes and coloured them which was really fun and cool to make.

  8. Ahmed says:

    I am so excited for this half term because of our new art topic. We are going to learn about Medusa and we are gonna also draw her. I love history and art because history is very interesting and art is so good because I am good at it. I just can’t wait for the new lesson, term and the art.

  9. Ali says:

    Medusa has snakes on her and that caused her to turn anyone she looks at to stone. Medusa got like this because she got cursed because she was too beautiful.

  10. Oscar Cass says:

    I cannot wait to do this! We just did a drawing of Medusa and looks very good.

  11. Logan says:

    I loved this day because we drew Medusa and it was so fun

  12. Anastasia says:

    I loved this topic so much. I think my picture was fantastic! We practiced our shading skills on our sketch to make it even better.

  13. Jamal Abiola says:

    The curse of Medusa! Medusa is a gorgon. She got cursed by a witch who was jealous of her beauty so she turned her into a gorgon so she could be ugly. We are learning to draw and shade her.

  14. 0272020za says:

    Medusa was Greek god she was very very dangerous because she could turn people into stone by just looking at them and she had snakes on her hair that made her extra dangerous.

  15. IsHak says:

    Did you know that Medusa was a Greek goddess but the goddess, Athena cursed her so then she became a monster and whoever she saw they would turn into stone? When we were sketching Medusa, mine turned better than I expected!

  16. Molly says:

    In art we are leaning about Medusa! Medusa was a pretty women but then a goddess was jealous of how beautiful she was so the goddess turned Medusa into a monster to make her ugly. Now Medusa has snakes in her hair that makes her ugly! In art we are drawing and colouring her in.

  17. 0272020as4 says:

    Today we drew Medusa and then we shaded. Medusa is a Greek monster. She could turn people into stone by just looking at people. She had snakes on her hair that made her extra dangerous! It was so fun!

  18. Bianka says:

    Medusa was a Greek monster who had snakes for hair , if you made eye contact with her she would turn you into stone.

  19. Anastasia says:

    I loved this because I think my Medusa came out amazingly well and it was nice and simple to paint.

  20. Mohammed says:

    This term we will be starting our Art topic which is all about the curse of Medusa. We will be drawing our own pictures of Medusa practicing techniques like sketching and shading which we have learnt about in Year 4. We will be looking at Traditional Greek art like paintings, sculptures and pottery. Remember, traditional art is historical and modern art is from between 1860s-1970s.

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