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Inspired by the symmetry found in nature, this lower division student designs a sun with flare.
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Detail of a rainforest mural painted by entire student body during the Fine Arts Fair and completed by Organic Art Class.
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Yarn Painting crafted in the style of the Huichol (pronounced Wee-chol) Indians of Mexico.
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A monochromatic ink painting of a warrior fish, rendered realistically with patience and practice.
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Students utilize their studies in one and two point perspective to render a realistic watercolor painting.
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Lower Division students, learning to differentiate between foreground and background, create a silhouette with paper mache pulp and acrylic paints.
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A rendition of a vase using pastels on wet paper. This unconventional use of pastels builds students’ confidence with a difficult medium.
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Students in Organic Art combine their Biology studies with artistic expression, designing a painting inspired by shapes and concepts of cells.
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The only tools used for this project were scissors and glue. Students cut strips of paper to create a patterned background.
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Value and color theory study completed in Art Survey.
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Students use the techniques of famous abstract impressionist, Jackson Pollock, to decorate clay tiles.
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A study in linear perspective produces a whimsical image full of color and texture.
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Students in Organic Art combine their Biology studies with artistic expression, designing a painting inspired by shapes and concepts of cells.
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Symbolism, based on the ideas of Joan Miro, create colorful, personalized collage.
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Monochromatic Forest is a study in color theory that produced a subdued landscape.
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Lower Division students let their imaginations run wild using simply markers to illustrate two dueling dragons.
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Sumi-e (Japanese ink painting) of a rooster, a common subject matter found in this style of art.
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In traditional Sumi-e (Japanese ink painting) technique is equally as important as the final product.
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If you are a former Janus student, we would love to hear from you. We publish alumni updates about you and your classmates in the Janus Journey. Please keep us updated by completing the alumni questionnaire PDF and mailing it to The Janus School at 205 Lefever Rd., Mount Joy, PA 17552, or via e-mail to development@thejanusschool.org.

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