This articles includes great work by students as well as famous still life artists. Appropriate for younger students to view (i.e.Able to stored from lesson to lesson without eroding, decaying or breaking (this is not necessary if the still life can be drawn within a single lesson or photographed for completion at a later date).Durable enough to be handled safely by enthusiastic teenagers (without sharp or dangerous parts, for example).Able to arranged in different ways, creating original compositions so that multiple exciting works can be created.Small enough to set up and arrange in the classroom (light, easily moveable).Visually interesting, with a range of different textures, reflections, surfaces and forms.While senior Art students are usually free to come up with their own topic or theme (read our article how to come up with great subject matter for your Art project) many middle school or junior high school students are required to work with objects and scenes that meet the following criteria: What is a still life? Here is a definition provided by Wikipedia:Ī work of art depicting mostly inanimate subject matter, typically commonplace objects which may be either natural or man-made
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