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Ichi-go Ichi-e
Sarah Lenore
Visual Artist and Educator
 TimelineThis is how long it ended up. Each child's Hero was placed on a timeline from oldest to most recent. We now have it displayed in the Hallway Gallery. :) |
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 6th Grade - C.S. LewisI love this piece because each child can contribute. You have portraits that look like this one from older students... |
 1st Grade -- Albert Einstein…And portraits like this one from the younger children. I'm not quite sure why he used these colors. I suspect he may be color blind. Either way, this is my favorite portrait. :) |
 4th Grade - Marie CurieNo one can repeat the same Hero in a class, but you will get two or three classes who each have the same hero. This Marie Curie was done by a 4th grader |
 2nd Grade - Marie CurieAnd this Marie Cure was done by a 2nd grader. It's really cool to see the differences between the ages when you see two or more heroes next to each other. |
 4th Grade -- Queen Elizabeth I |
 5th Grade - Boudicca |
 6th Grade - Robin Williams |
 2nd Grade - Black Elk |
 4th Grade - Jacques Cousteau |
 5th Grade - Carl Sagan |
 4th Grade - Hiram BinghamThis student attempted some shading. |
 4th Grade - Lucille Ball |
 6th Grade - Jim Henson |
 6th Grade - Jim Henson |
 3rd Grade - Sacagawea |
 5th Grade - Patton |
 6th Grade - Gaylord Nelson |
 5th Grade - James Watson |
 3rd Grade - Nelson Mandela |
 2nd Grade - Thomas Edison |
 2nd Grade - Milton Hershey |
Left: 2014 Halloween Hero Timeline. This is a collaborative piece, in which each student from grades 1st through 6th wrote a report on a hero of theirs from History. In art class, we have been learning a lot about portraits, so they each drew a portrait of their Halloween Hero with a short description. All Heroes were then placed on a timeline from oldest to most recent.
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