Goya's Winter Trees - A Value Study






Say now! We have not had a winter storm all season long! Maybe just maybe these snowflakes will bring a Snow day!

6th grade students created these beautiful winter trees inspired by Goya and 

his use of highlights and shadows. 







Day One:  After we examined various works of art done by Goya, students created snow with torn paper and also added a light source from the left over scrap

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