top of page

Chalk Art

Dec 11, 2024
1 min read

By: Ms. Thornton (Art Teacher for Grades 7,8,11 and 12)


One of the projects for the Grade 12 Art students is to complete a chalkboard drawing for one of the elementary or high school classrooms.


Logan finished his chalkboard drawing last week and is displaying it in the math room at the high school. It is an image of a form from sacred geometry with two tetrahedrons interlocked, creating a three-dimensional star.  Called the Merkabah, it often symbolizes the harmonious balance between opposing forces and the interconnectedness of things. Using a compass and pencil, he constructed the form. He then artistically shaded it in, paying attention to techniques that add depth and three-dimensional qualities, as well as utilizing complementary colours. 



Victoria chose a compilation of images from art history for my upcoming block with grade nine called "History Through Art."  During this block, we will study the development of human artistic expression and consciousness as we move from early human cave art through some of the ancient civilizations and Indigenous cultures to a study of various examples of religious art up to the Renaissance.  Victoria researched some images of this artistic journey and chose three in her lovely composition. These beautiful art pieces complementing our studies at the high school are wonderful. 



 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All

6 Comments


Guest
5 days ago

Your perspective on this topic is both unique and enlightening. This piece provides a fresh and compelling take on the subject. choicer voicer packs

Like

Guest
Sep 04

Siempre resulta agradable encontrar información sencilla, especialmente cuando se busca comprobar algún dato concreto. La loteria nacional es un tema que muchas personas consultan por interés o entretenimiento, por lo que disponer de una referencia clara puede facilitar bastante la búsqueda y permitir revisar los resultados de manera cómoda.


Like

Guest
Aug 25

I like how Drive Mad rewards steady driving instead of just holding the accelerator. Landing correctly is usually the tricky part.


Like

Dareion Moses
Aug 03

As players progress, the game snow rider becomes increasingly difficult. The sled moves faster, obstacles appear more frequently, and quick decision-making becomes essential. Along the way, players can collect gift boxes, which may be used to unlock new sled designs depending on the version of the game.

Like

Justin Pederson
Jun 24

This chalk art project is a great example of combining creativity with technical precision. Logan’s Merkabah drawing demonstrates strong artistic skill, especially in the use of geometry, shading, and complementary colors to create depth. Projects like this help students develop both artistic and problem-solving abilities. For those interested in detailed design work in other creative fields, I also recommend exploring online custom embroidery digitizing, where artwork is carefully transformed into high-quality embroidery files while maintaining accuracy and visual appeal.

Like

Halton Waldorf School

E.C and Grades 1-8 Campus

2193 Orchard Rd
Burlington, Ontario 
Canada  L7L 7J8

Email: info@haltonwaldorf.com

Phone: 905-331-4387

After Care Phone: 905-802-0919

High School Campus 

2254 Orchard Road

Burlington, Ontario 
Canada  L7L 7J8

Phone: 289-288-4570

AWSNA

Founded in 1984, Halton Waldorf School is an independent, accredited Waldorf school serving students in Burlington and the surrounding area. We offer programs from parent and child through grade 12. HWS is a place to grow intellectually, artistically and socially. Our early years programming is accredited by WECAN. Our grades 1 through 8 are accredited by AWSNA. 

Registered Charity Number: 119236586RR0001

WECAN_Col_Hor_FullM (1).png
100 YEARS OF WALDORF
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram

© 2026 by Halton Waldorf School |  Terms of Use  |   Privacy Policy  |   Accessibility Policy  |   Help  |

bottom of page