Kandinsky Circle painting 


For this project we talked about the artist, Wassily Kandinsky and local Houston artist, Naz Kaya Erdal. We looked at their paintings with circles and bright colors. Then students pre-k- 2nd grade painted bright colored circles 

Then we added a repetitive pattern inside each circle with India ink. 

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