lucy Jones!!!

Cerebral Palsy!!!

Cerebral palsy is a condition that affects movement, posture and co-ordination. This may be seen at or around the time of birth or may not become obvious until early childhood. Cerebral palsy is a wide-ranging condition and can affect people in many different ways. In this section you can read the Introduction Cerebral palsy which explains the causes and the different types of the condition.
You can also find out information and advice on the following:
Ageing and cerebral palsy
Challenging behaviour and cerebral palsy
Dental care for people with cerebral palsy
Developing independent toileting skills
Drooling and cerebral palsy
Mealtimes
Periventricular leukomalacia and cerebral palsy
Professionals who work with people with cerebral palsy
Sleep difficulties in children
Clinical negligence
Links to information about other impairments

Lucy Jones

This is a self portrait of herself.

Lucy Jones!!!

Lucy Jones was born in London 1955 with not many hobbies because of her disability she had cerebral palsy so she painted to express her feelings but she painted with her mouth.

Van Gogh

Van Gogh was a very famous painter and artist.

He painted loads of pictures like this one witch is of corn....

ALTERED BOOK PROJECT!

In art so far we have discovered loads of different artist with thre amazing pieces of work.We have looked at so many artists and these are who we looked at.
SU BLACKWELL VANGOVE and so many more.They link together with there work like you can tell if they were sad because it would be messey and if they were happy it would be neat and exspressive.
We have used paint, nives and pencils to do are work.I have learnt so many skills and it has made me inprove my skills even on the computer.Ive so many thinks interesting things in this project.Some things have been triccy but it has been a laugh.
Id give myself a 10/10! And now I can use this in later life mabye on a canvas for my living room and much more:-p

Islamic art!

Islamic art is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing information on arts and architecture. With a strong commitment to research and service, IAAO strives to offer a Web presentation of the highest quality and to promote the awareness of Islamic arts as a humanistic study, recognizing the inter-relationship between the arts and other academic disciplines!

Tessellation!

Tessellation is were a picture is filled with a pattern and there are no gaps in the painting. so it may leave a inprint in your mind of the pattern and it might make your eyes go funny!

The artist who uses tessellation is many but i dont know how yes! oppps.

ORIGAMI!

What is origami? This topic is often discussed on the origami list, and can be quite a complex question. Does origami refer to folding paper, or does it include other mediums, like sheet metal or edible paper-thin pancakes? Is origami a craft or an art? Can it be both? Should the definition of origami allow some gluing and cutting, as long as the origami model is arrived at mainly through folding? In an email to the origami list dated 21 Jan 1999, Joseph Wu provided this simple yet encompassing definition, which I happen to like quite a bit:

Origami is a form of visual / sculptural representation that is defined primarily by the folding of the medium (usually paper).

You may have your own ideas on this subject. As has been pointed out on the origami list, the search for an exact definition might at first seem impractical: put simply, who cares? Well, suppose someone were to set up a permanent origami exhibition at a museum, or a charitable trust for the promotion of origami. Both of these situtions would require the organizers to set down a definition of origami for legal purposes. If you would like to weigh in on the subject, please join the origami list!

As for the word itself, it is commonly known that the word is Japanese in origin; oru means "to fold", and kami means "paper". But did you know that the folding of paper was not always called origami? Hatori Koshiro provides an interesting history of origami, as well as some thoughts on my original question of what is origami.

Mr. Lister cautions that these pieces are by no means a complete History of Origami, and that there may be errors and omissions. We are all looking forward to David Lister's complete origami history in a published format, but in the meantime we can still learn so much from his wonderful "miscellaneous collections of jottings", presented to you here.

i love this pattern because it repents me!

cupcakes

I like this photo of cupcakes because it has patterns all other it and I like CUPCAKES!

MARSHMALLOW!

PATTERN!

Pattern is all around us in the air,on the ground
I think that pattern is a thing we couldnt live with out it for example everybody would be the same and you would get mixed up with everybody.
I like patterns and I think that patterns likes me.