Fingerprint Art


WALT-use the colour wheel to select colours for effect.
-identify fingerprints and how unique they are.
Success criteria- use the colour wheel to select colours
Accurate colouring in repeating the pattern of colour
Fill in the page without white fleets being left behind
Toroa have completed their fingerprint art works for the class. Each student were asked to investigate their own fingerprints and enlarge them onto a3 paper. Using colours side by side (analogous) and opposite (complementary) colours they used pastel for effect. 



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  1. Heleena Simpson18 February 2014 at 18:48

    These pieces of art work look very cool, well done to the kids in Toroa.

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