Kia ora Jolan, Well done on creating such a fantastic blogpost about your Pablo Picasso style artwork! You have done an excellent job creating a mask in the style of Picasso, and I think it was an awesome idea to include some facts about the artist in your post. I never knew that Picasso has 23 words in his name, or that he was born in Malaga, so thank you for sharing this new information! How did you learn these facts about Pablo Picasso? Do you have a favourite painting of his? If so, which one is your favourite and why? It would be awesome if you could reply to this comment and let me know! Including a step-by-step process of how you made this mask was a fantastic idea as it helps give us an insight as to how you made this artwork. You mentioned how you first planned out what you wanted your mask to look like before painting it in bright colours. How did you decide on the design that you wanted? You also mentioned how you stuck all of your pieces onto your mask, which surprised me because originally I had thought you had painted the facial features straight on the mask. How did you manage to paint each little piece so neatly? Overall, you have done a fantastic job on your Picasso style mask! Keep up the awesome work! Nga mihi
Kia ora Jolan,
ReplyDeleteWell done on creating such a fantastic blogpost about your Pablo Picasso style artwork!
You have done an excellent job creating a mask in the style of Picasso, and I think it was an awesome idea to include some facts about the artist in your post.
I never knew that Picasso has 23 words in his name, or that he was born in Malaga, so thank you for sharing this new information!
How did you learn these facts about Pablo Picasso?
Do you have a favourite painting of his?
If so, which one is your favourite and why?
It would be awesome if you could reply to this comment and let me know!
Including a step-by-step process of how you made this mask was a fantastic idea as it helps give us an insight as to how you made this artwork.
You mentioned how you first planned out what you wanted your mask to look like before painting it in bright colours.
How did you decide on the design that you wanted?
You also mentioned how you stuck all of your pieces onto your mask, which surprised me because originally I had thought you had painted the facial features straight on the mask.
How did you manage to paint each little piece so neatly?
Overall, you have done a fantastic job on your Picasso style mask!
Keep up the awesome work!
Nga mihi