Teenage artists experiment with form and vibrant colour to convey their messages.
Teenage artists are in a brilliant position to experiment with ways of conveying their messages in a visual form. If childhood is the time for self expression and uncritical creativity, the teenage years surely are a time for focusing energy into experimentation and risk-taking (with art!) before the responsibilities of adulthood erode some of that spontaneity. This is an invitation to teenagers everywhere to share some of your wild and wonderful, exciting artwork. It would be interesting, also, to know what you were thinking about when you making the work, why you did it and how successful you think that it has been. Does it have a message - or is that evident without explanation? Please also comment on others' contribution and help to make this a place where teenagers can exhibit in an encouraging environment - your own little website!
Have you finished a great artwork lately?
Have you been experimenting with various interesting mediums lately? Please show us all?
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Stirrup Collection
This is a collection of old stirrups that I collected and arranged for an art assignment.
Found Items Collection
In Art at school we are doing a "Raw Umber" unit and were told to collect a range of old, found items. I found these old items and mounted them on crumpled ...
Turtle Lino Print Collage
In year 9 I had an art assignment, which was to create a collage using different media and a lino print we created ourselves which had at least 3 colours ...
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