Spring has arrived at the Blue Church: the flowering crab apple tree just outside the entrance to the church has burst into glorious pink bloom, and in the art room my students have painted its portrait!
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Middle school students painted bright watercolors:
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The younger students combined colored pencil, watercolor, and tempera paint to create their trees:
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Some familiar creatures appeared among the spring blossoms:
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The robin is one of the first signs of spring. Blue Church Art's youngest students painted these beauties:
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There were lots of spring flowers from the garden for the Blue Church Art students to paint. Daffodils, Dicentra (also known as "Bleeding Heart"), Leucojum (Spring Snowflake), Muscari (Grape Hyacinth), and Mertensia (Bluebells) in white vases were wonderful subjects to draw.
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Some dogs and cats snuck into these masterpieces!
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Some of the white vases went psychedelic!
These beautiful bouquets were drawn using colored pencils:
These beautiful bouquets were drawn using colored pencils:
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