Gr. 11 Media Arts students digitally painted their Google Doodle Animation designs in Photoshop representing a specific theme or event.  Click on any image to open the gallery and view the animations.

Grace Taugher

Gillian Lackie

Thalia Hoxford

Grace Caddick

Emily Benton-Hayao Mizaki’s Birthday

Amber Allport

Dylan Medeiros

Grade 11’s used their pen tablets to take on digital painting in Photoshop for the first time.  Students were working from observation of a photograph and tried to replicate the colours, shapes and values.  Check out the amazing results!

The Gr. 11 Media Art students completed a unit on typography. They studied various font styles and learned to balance visual interest with legibility and readability.  They each selected a favourite inspirational quote and created a poster in Adobe Illustrator. Take a look!

The new Grade 11 Media Arts classes created themed pieces that focused on colour. Each quadrent has a different colour scheme creating a cool and interesting effect. Take a look!

The Grade 11 Media Arts classes digitally painted and animated their own original Google Doodle designs.

To culminate their typography unit, the grade 11 Media Arts classes created posters featuring their favourite inspirational quotes. The students used a combination of Photoshop and Illustrator skills to create these pieces.

Victoria Dorego

Alice Longtin

Joey Mayer

Mitch Marcelissen

Caleb Chant

Johnathon Valdivia

Ellen Fitzhugh

Hannah Veenendaal

The Grade 11 Media Arts classes created self portraits that connected to the principle of hybridization. The students had to use a photograph of themselves, and then combine traditional art (sketches, watercolour paintings…) with their photographs. Each portrait is a representation of who the artist is as a person. Here is the result:

Alice Longtin

Vincenzo Matus-Diaz

Ellen Fitzhugh

Maureen Barnes

Hannah Veenendaal

Jhellerie Valdepena

Ally Marsland

Liam Hamilton

Angel Ashurst

Media Art students were given the freedom to create a piece of digital art of their choice for their final project in the course.  Below is a sample of some of the incredible pieces the students created.

Rachel Hall has developed into a great photographer.  She paired her photos with some of her favourite poetry.

Claire Beazeley experimented with 360 degree panoramic photography techniques and created the series below.

Shannon McCarthy used some of the photos she took on the school trip to Europe to create an interesting polaroid style piece that she then turned into an interactive jigsaw puzzle.

Kriscia Acosta was inspired by the Pop Artists of the 1960’s and created digital drawings of Lana del Rey in the style of Roy Lichtenstein.