Flags of the World (and Beyond!) and Abstract Art

The 2005 "gallery of nations"

Puerto Rico (Jasmine)

Venezuela (Adriana)

"Spazland" (Isaac)

"Y" Mars colony (Sheri)

Diversity! (Laura)

Ethiopia (Deborah)

Family Crest (Maddy)

"Groffert" (Paul)

"Gunungistan" (Arif)

"Luna Bulu"  moon colony (Lauren)

Puerto Rico (Joy)

Untitled (James)

Zimbabwe (Malcolm)

Students used flags of real or imaginary places.  Requirements:  At least one non-horizontal line segment that misses the origin.  Creativity was involved in either making up a story to support the imaginary country's flag, or in justifying the choice of an existing

The Abstract Art Collection of 2004-2005:

Feathers in the Sunset (Caroline)

Earth and Sea (Karolina)

Dragonfly (Nate)

"Just Whatever." (Hannah)

Students had to use a roll of the dice to determine how many lines to draw, what slopes to use, and where to place certain objects on a graph.  Creativity came into play in choosing colors, locations of lines, style of lines, and overall theme.

Self-Portrait (Katie)