For his painting class, Brandt learned about an artist named Andy Goldsworthy. He's from the UK and does natural installation art, site-specific work using materials such as rocks, sticks, and leaves. It is fun stuff. After watching a video, Brandt was to choose one of two options for an activity this week. He could either make a color wheel with objects found around the house, arrange them in a radial design, and upload a picture, or he could go out into his environment, find 20 objects and make an arrangement in a neat and intentional way, and upload a picture of that. I watched the short video along with Brandt and then suggested that we do both assignments as neither was going to take a huge amount of time. Brandt chose to do the outdoor arrangement, and I went out with him to do one, too. I had him do the color wheel as well, which he did very reluctantly, even though it wasn't that big of a deal. I wanted to make lots of color wheels using all sorts of things, but settled for just the one. Well, and a pencil arrangement, too. Here are our efforts.


Brandt and his art installation
My natural artwork
Blythe's quickie job
Our found object color wheel
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