Agincourt in Lego

I've been learning about Battles in History at school. My Dad showed me a bit of Henry Vth on an old DVD. So I made a scene from Agincourt out of Lego, which was great fun. I had a really good Battle.

The Battle of San Romano

When I was in Year 3 our school went to the National Gallery with my Dad. I liked a picture called "The Battle of St Romano" by Uccello. I did a BIG version of another scene because there were once three pictures of the battle. So I was 8 when I painted it. This picture is really big. about a metre long.

Cubism!

I did this picture for homework. It is based on a Cubist picture. Hope you like it!

Bayeux Tapestry

I've been studying 1066 in History. this is my veersion of the famous tapestry. I hope my teacher Mr Cooper likes it!

cool can huh?

This is a can did for my art homework. I think (not boasting this is cool.)

The sinking of the Bismarck

This was based on a wartime memory for the Letchworth Art Centre project. It was done with a dip pen and ink and watercolour.

Pen and Ink

Many years ago (2005) I gave Gabriel some pen and ink to draw with, and he produced this Firebird. Last week I visited his school and he created a scene of Dunkirk for the World War 2 project I've been running in local schools (see more HERE). It was interesting to see how he has become slightly more self-conscious and critical over those years - a normal progression I suppose. Gabriel is SO busy with school work (SATS approaching) that I thought I'd post for him for now...