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@Natures_Voice @BirdLife_News our theme this term has been BIRDS. I thought you would like to look at some of our fantastic artwork from y6. Our year 4 have been working on more British birds but haven’t finished. Y2 Owls. We have also made 3D birds from recycled materials.
Great Horned Owl painting in progress with more feathery details :) #gouache #painting #owls #greathornedowl #bookillustration #ralukko #characterdesign #birds
Forgot we did these#watercolour #owls Y2 @Whitemoorschool @SHINEmulti I think these make great children book characters! Just getting ready for our #basfordsummershowcase on Monday 25th June @MightyCreatives @oppnotts @ChalleNGeNottm
In ancient Greece, the #Owl was the companion of Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom, which is one reason why owls symbolize learning and knowledge. Athena was also a warrior goddess and the owl was considered the protector of armies going into war. #illustration #Art #300animals
I always seem to return to painting owls after I finish a series of other paintings. I’ve painted owls so many times, that the shapes and features happen naturally, allowing me to play more with new colors and techniques.
Hieronymus Bosch painted at least 20 owls scattered all over his paintings,often interpreted as a symbol of the occult & the ominous as seen through the eyes of a 15th century christian where the devil embodies temptation, the ever-menacing darkness preying on unsuspected souls.
There's a whole world living in the tall redwood tree. Can you find and count the owls? woodrats? chipmunks? bees? and slugs? https://t.co/1bzx7IIj6u
Here's your exam week #MondayMotivation! I know we're all feeling like drowsy little owls at the end of the semester, but let this Eurasian Eagle Owl serve as an example!
These lil fellas are from Bewick's 'A History of British Birds.' More here: https://t.co/kgaXqeG2Tg
Silly little doodle for @ZiplerWolf and his wife Sheowl. 😅 Angry owls can be really scary...
Day 2 of owl week, here's another page from John Hollander's "A Book of Various Owls", which Tomi illustrated in 1963. The title is great, because it literally is a book of various owls.
