Owls

owl by Jenna W.

Blue Church Art classes are back after a three year hiatus. We had to put off meeting because of Covid, but now we seem to be back to normal in this corner of Pennsylvania. It's wonderful to be back with my students. I really missed them, and I missed seeing them create amazing artworks in class. 

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Gianna S.

Jenn L.

We started the session by drawing and painting owls. This was a great subject. There are about 250 species of owls in the world. They live on every continent except icy Antarctica. The official term for a group of owls is “a parliament.” The students at Blue Church Art have captured the personalities of a great variety of owls in the parliament of owls gathered in this blog post!

Gale G.

Diane P.

Jeri M.

Leidon C.

Cindy J.

Grace R.

Ashlee K.

Kim R.

Heidi R.

Sam B.

Cole B.

Kaitlyn S.

Patricia S.

Tondy H.

Seanna B.

Rissa S.

Evan J.

Cecilia D.

Alexa D.

​A number of students created their owls using black colored pencil and artist's graphite powder. They painted the moon and the stars, and other highlights with silver gouache.

Ava R.

Ryan S.

Luke F.

Grey F.

Baron L.

Sadie L.

Keegan L.

Gavin C.

Paige B.

Cora S.

Liliana B.

Gunnar S.

These K-3 students' owls were created using a variety of media: watercolor, crayon, markers, and colored pencil.

Gabriella C.

Mckenzie B.

Jordan F.

Leah S.

Maddy W.

Hazel S.

Eshani D.

Hailey C.

Lennon N.

Lucy L.

Last but not least:​
One of my adult students brought me this very cute owl gift! He's called "Ollie Owl" and he's a 100% edible treat for the birds~ made with seeds, raisins and berries. (If our squirrels discover him, he'll probably disappear fast!)
​Thank you, Kim! 😘