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Rangimarie’s Whakapapa Paintings

In this engaging art project, we began by completing our family tree worksheet, celebrating our heritage. Next, we explored color mixing to create unique shades for our artwork. We practiced drawing koru designs with chalk on newsprint, followed by pencil and crayon illustrations of our family trees. Our draft copies were painted with care, and we created vibrant backgrounds using thick crayon lines and dye. To add meaning, we wrote stories about our family members, which we typed on the laptop and printed for display.

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Rangimarie’s Whakapapa Paintings

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  1. Rangimarie’sWhakapapa Paintings

  2. First we filled in our family tree worksheet

  3. Then we mixed paint colours to make new colours

  4. We practised making koru with chalk on newsprint

  5. Then we did pencil and crayon drawings of our family tree

  6. Then we did a draft copy with paint

  7. We needed to make a background for our paintings so we did thick crayon lines

  8. And dyed them too

  9. We wrote stories to explain who was in our family tree paintings

  10. Then we typed it on the laptop and printed them off

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