Programmes AboriginesAncient EgyptAncient GreeceAncient RomeAntarcticaArt HistoryBehind the ScenesBirds of AotearoaBirds, Birds, BirdsBugsButterfliesCatsCelebrationsChinaChristmasCircusClayCompositionColourCo-operative ArtCreative WritingDinosaursDisastersDramaEarly SettlersExhibitionsFabric ArtFairy TalesFarmFashionFeelingsFloating and SinkingFlowersFlightFramesFunnyFutureGardensGifted and Talented StudentsGoldHealthy FoodHigh School WorkshopsHistoric Buildings / CityscapesHollandIdentityImpressionismIndiaInventionsJapanJourneysKiwianaLand and Sea - Otago HarbourLandscapesLeonardo da VinciLizardsMasksMiddle AgesMixed Media Movement and DanceThe Sound of ArtNew York, New YorkOlympicsPacifikaPaintingPatternPetsPiratesPlanning a VisitPortraitsPrintmakingPuppetsRainforestRecyclingRoad SafetyRobotsScarySchoolSeasons and WeatherSilhouettesSpaceStill LifesThe OceanToi MaoriToys and GamesTudorsUnreal!War and PeaceWild AnimalsYour Own Topic Drawing Feelings   Emotional Portraits        Level 1-4 Portraits are created that have an emphasis on faces showing strong emotion. Conveying Emotions        Level 3-4 Students will have the challenge of trying to convey an emotion using the visual imagery of a person or animal in a context that explains why the feelings are so strong. Emotional Still Lifes        Level 3-4 A still life is distorted in shape and colour to convey strong emotion. Expressionist Abstracts        Level 3-4 Select an emotion to portray using line, shape, form, colour and texture. Can you capture the shift from one emotion to another? Rueben Year 8 Macandrew Intermediate School Connor Year 1 George Street Normal School Blue Edge Portraits' Olivia Year 8 Macandrew Intermediate School